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threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 2 years ago

Congratulations to Tom!

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Congratulations to Tom!

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    In before “In a cave! With a box of scraps!”

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    He persevered, despite the tar and the yellow.

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      The Dixie cups gave him strength

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      What is the joke? Seems a few people have made a similar comment

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    So we made Fukken tar

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    YELLOW!!!

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    Could someone explain?

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      The gentleman pictured is one Mr. Thomas de Prinse of the Explosions&Fire YouTube channel. He recently finished up a synthesis of dimethyl cubane-1,4-dicarboxylate. While this is impressive feat to accomplish with hardware store chemicals in a shed, it is not novel or groundbreaking enough to warrant a Nobel Prize.

      Someone has then created this portrait of him, replicating the style often used in Nobel Prize announcements (see this year’s as an example), with a few differences, such as misspelling ‘Nobel’ as ‘Noble’, substituting ‘Swedish’ for ‘Swiss’, and writing ‘This is a work of satire.’ down the side.

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        Right, thank you! Yeah mainly needed help on the YT backstory and the chemistry, the premise of the joke I got, I could have been clearer. Anywho, grade A content my dude(ette)!

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        Why does it say satire when it’s just so true ?

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      Imagine the most stereotypical Australian you can. Now imagine he has a PhD in chemistry but no money for a lab, so does all his work out of a literal tin shed full of spiders using stuff he found at the hardware store

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    I’d vote for him. Any fan of Grimace is a man worthy of scientific praise.

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