- Scientist #1: Gross.
- Scientist #2: What?
- Scientist #1: You forgot to clean out the Petri dishes.
- Scientist #2: Oh. Sorry.
- Scientist #1: Look. There�s bacteria gunk growing in it!
- Scientist #2: Eww. Should we throw it out?
- Scientist #1: No. I have a hypothesis. Sniff it.
- Scientist #2: Okay (sniffs).
- Scientist #1: Are you getting high?
- Scientist #2: No.
- Scientist #1: Damn. Now eat it.
- Scientist #2: Alright (chews).
- Scientist #1: Are you high now?
- Scientist #2: Nope.
- Scientist #1: Not a single hallucinogenic side effect?
- Scientist #2: No. I�m not feeling anything. My polio is clearing up nicely, though.
- Scientist #1: Absolute failure! I thought we had something for a minute there.
- Scientist #2: I concur. This discovery was a complete failure.
- Scientist #1: Lab assistant Alexander Fleming! Come and dispose of this, this�
- Scientist #2: Penicillin.
- Scientist #1: Yes. Come and dispose of this terribly useless penicillin!
- Scientist #2: A total failure for the scientific community indeed (sigh).
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Let It Be Said, "The Discovery of Penicillin"
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