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Frankie “Hazard Man” Willis (Forensic Sociologist and Motorcycle Courier, 1944 - 1964): inventor of the UK’s most hazardous bong.
During the League of Scientists’ Second Friendship Tour of Wisconsin (1928-29), we ran into a spot of bother with the local authorities, on account of the large number of Greek Nationalist Freedom Fighters whom we had concealed inside a barrel.
Gordon MacNut (Bullfighting Aficionado and Puppet Designer, 1936-1952): brought Greater Chichester to a standstill when he invented Diet Petrol (circa 1949).
Subject #3601 (real name: “Frank”) was immune to Jazz.
But not to Electricity, which was funny.
In its heyday, the League of Scientists’ Bloomsbury Archive was maintained by a team of three: Charlotte Henderson, Elisabeth Starbuck and a foot fetishist called Joan.
via www.pnas.org
And after that one freak accident gave him his Amazing Special Powers, little Jimmy Fitzpatrick became known to the world as “Ginger Boy”.
The League of Scientists began their second study into obesity in 1925: this involved pouring away fat people’s soup and forcing them to watch.
After complaints from Fat Rights protesters, the study was suspended until 1986.
And here is Terry Bell-Jar.
In the picture, note the bell jar beside him. He kept it close because it helped him remember his name.
Rosie O and Marcus Ng (Visiting Lecturers at the Faculty of Terrapin Husbandry, Chichester Polytechnic, 1939 - 1953): pictured here experimenting on a monkey.
via www.biotele.com
Mr. Kermit K. Crabb and his mistress Eileen: unsung beta-testing heroes of Tumblr V1.0
