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The scientist shook the flask in his hand ... no reaction ... batch X37T-A was a failure like all of his previous batches. "Might as well just pour this batch down the sink and start again" he thought.
"I mean, what harm can it do ... "
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This vignette was created for the Eurobricks Collectable LEGO Minifigs Series 4 contest as a display setting for the Crazy Scientist minifig.
I got the Barbie Careers Scientist doll and was pleasantly surprised to see that her coat was a separate piece and the pattern on her top goes all the way around. Oh and this one didn't have glue in her head! See, Mattel you can do it!
Our boy at his pre-school graduation in Hawaii -- they had the kids dress as something they want to be when they grow up.
We are scientists on set for the shooting of the music video 'Chick Lit' in mountains near Dublin, Ireland. Shot for NME. ©TimothyCochrane/NME/IPCMedia
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This is me in my scene at the Trail of Terror. I'm basically a mad scientist, though my scene specifically was "Frankenstein".
The labcoat was made by our costume maker: Dead Threads Costumes. Contact me if you want to commission a costume from Dead Threads. The goggles are WWII era welder's goggles with the dark glass removed. I bought them on E-bay. The neon wire was bought online and is attached to the goggles. It runs to a battery pack on my sleeve.
The costume is based on Professor Membrane from Invader Zim. The photo is by Ricky, another awesome Trail actor.
This is me in my scene at the Trail of Terror. I'm basically a mad scientist, though my scene specifically was "Frankenstein".
The labcoat was made by our costume maker: Dead Threads Costumes. Contact me if you want to commission a costume from Dead Threads. The goggles are WWII era welder's goggles with the dark glass removed. I bought them on E-bay. The neon wire was bought online and is attached to the goggles. It runs to a battery pack that is on my sleeve.
The costume is based on Professor Membrane from Invader Zim. The photo is by Ricky, another awesome Trail actor.
Cute I may snag her during a sale to get those goggles and the microscope. I wish she came with some awesome vials, oh well
File name: 08_02_000023
Box label: Churches: C-E
Title: The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Christian Science Center, Boston, MA
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Physical description: 1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 8 x 10 in.
Genre: Gelatin silver prints
Subjects: Christian Science Center (Boston, Mass.); First Church of Christ, Scientist (Boston, Mass.); Churches
Notes: Additional information on item: The small, Romanesque building at the right (completed in 1894) was the first permanent home of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. It is also called The Mother Church. When the congregation outgrew the original edifice, a large domed building was constructed beside it. Completed in 1906, it became known as The Mother Church Extension. Today, the side-by-side edifices are in the midst of the Christian Science Church Center. The original edifice is used for special church meetings and regular Sunday morning services in Spanish. English services are held in The Mother Church Extension. Christian Science was discovered by Mary Baker Eddy in 1866. The Church of Christ, Scientist, was founded in 1879.; Stamped on item verso: Christian Science Church, Committee on Publication
Provenance: Gift of the Christian Science Church, May 19, 1976
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Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
Monster Scientist
“Hee-hee-ha-ho-hoo! This will be my greatest creation yet!”
The Monster Scientist is obsessed with making things that the world has never, ever seen before. In order to come up with all of his amazing new ideas, he has experimented on his own brain to make it even bigger and smarter…but it’s really just made his silly imagination even sillier.
And the Monster Scientist’s ideas are very silly ones indeed, from butter-resistant toast to rocket-propelled shoelaces. Mostly, though, he makes monsters: big ones, little ones, green ones, blue ones, furry ones, scaly ones, and any other kinds that his giant brain can think up. In fact, just last week he turned an ordinary housefly into a fly monster so that he would have something to swim in the giant bowl of soup that he’d invented the previous day!