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chris - 2007-07-25 12:04:04
Hey, that is what my thesis was about!
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Paula - 2007-07-25 14:12:00
No way!
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grigorss - 2007-07-25 15:28:57
One interesting thing about this article (as there are many interesting ideas presented therein) is how so much of this line of research is driven by a sense of competition between camps of competing scientists (especially between European and the U.S. groups).
Also, when I picture something called The Tevatron, I see a sort of tubular gadget -- like something that Galactus would carry in his right hand -- covered in doodads and festooned with Kirby Krackle -- which is not a delicious new breakfast cereal . . . (although maybe it should be)
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chris - 2007-07-25 19:24:31
Which makes me happy, that 15 years down the line they are still rehashing the same crap. The tevatron. As a robot man I think you would like it. It is filled with tubular gadgets, but plural not singular.
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grigorss - 2007-07-25 22:25:57
I was thinking along the lines of a many tubed gadget (that are sort of weirdly interconnected); I just failed to express plurality. And I was wrong -- apparently Kirby Krackle is now a cereal as well. Go figure . . .
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Greg - 2007-07-26 10:52:44
You studied string cheese? Fun for the whole family I hear, but wow.
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vanguardsofcomics - 2009-07-08 01:03:28
We creatd the box of KIRBY KRACKLE Cereal! It debuted at Hereos Con in 2007, documented in The Jack Kirby Collector #51, from TwoMorrows publishing. Check out our page to see the Many Comic Book Dignitaries with the Kirby Tribute! Larsen, Perez, Laird and many more!! History. Respect. Tribute. V.O.C.
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