Who's doing the weirdest PhD?
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Quote From bendypaperclips:
I knew it would make people smile!! :-)
Alas, I shall not have big biceps... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGhKlXtfvlc) it's more of a work out for the stalion :$ but the result is what I'm interested in. We have some really amazing equipment to use to look at the sperm cells see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnhL73oBNvg
Oh I could talk to you all day about it but I won't bore you. Have a look at the second video though - it's intesting - honest ;-)
I knew it would make people smile!! :-)
Alas, I shall not have big biceps... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGhKlXtfvlc) it's more of a work out for the stalion :$ but the result is what I'm interested in. We have some really amazing equipment to use to look at the sperm cells see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnhL73oBNvg
Oh I could talk to you all day about it but I won't bore you. Have a look at the second video though - it's intesting - honest ;-)
I'm sorry BendyPaperClips, reading back over this, I can't help thinking of an old episode of Bones called Death in the Saddle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bones_(season_3)
Look up the episode list (number 3). Plain weird!!!
This one has just been offered by Cambridge University.
Anyone want to be a Doctor of Chocolate?
Ian
Time to revive this again.
Another oddball PhD. This lass became a burlesque dancer as part of her PhD studies.
Ian
Quote From phdbug:
Lovely! I love this quote!! (up)8-)
Quote From magictime:
Back when I was a valuable member of society working in the marketing department of a major corporation, I used to sit behind a desk eight hours a day, writing letters from a man who didn't exist to millions of people I'd never met, in an attempt to persuade them to spend money they didn't have on things they didn't want, thus lining the pockets of yet more people I'd never met.
Back when I was a valuable member of society working in the marketing department of a major corporation, I used to sit behind a desk eight hours a day, writing letters from a man who didn't exist to millions of people I'd never met, in an attempt to persuade them to spend money they didn't have on things they didn't want, thus lining the pockets of yet more people I'd never met.
Lovely! I love this quote!! (up)8-)
I think it was actually Dorothy L. Sayers.
