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  Two-Fisted Science!

   • Stargazer
     04/01/2000 00:00:000 UTC

     I got the weirdest thing in the mail today. A comic book about science

     called "Two-Fisted Science." The publishers sent a copy to the
     planetarium

     for review. This issue is titled "Safecracker" and features Richard

     Feynman. Very weird! The cover has Feynman streaking across a lecture
     hall

     writing multi-colored equations on a blackboard with one black eye
     swollen

     shut. Inside is an illustrated version of one of Feynman's stories about

     learning how to crack safes during his spare time at the Manhattan
     Project.

     A somewhat amusing, but disjointed tale.

     See: http://www.gt-labs.com

     --Doc

     s********r@a******x.net

       • t*******a@h******l.com
         06/01/2000 00:00:000 UTC

         On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 19:28:30 -0500, "Stargazer"

         wrote:

         >I got the weirdest thing in the mail today. A comic book about
         science

         >called "Two-Fisted Science." The publishers sent a copy to the
         planetarium

         >for review. This issue is titled "Safecracker" and features Richard

         >Feynman. Very weird! The cover has Feynman streaking across a
         lecture hall

         >writing multi-colored equations on a blackboard with one black eye
         swollen

         >shut. Inside is an illustrated version of one of Feynman's stories
         about

         >learning how to crack safes during his spare time at the Manhattan
         Project.

         >A somewhat amusing, but disjointed tale.

         >See: http://www.gt-labs.com

         >--Doc

         > s********r@a******x.net

         Indeed bizarre. Who published? I may wanna see that.

         Thom

         (P.S.-- Anybody with 4M access, or whatever; I was thinking of

         sometime next week coming out there ... I have books I'd like to

         donate to the library. If interested, reply ...)

            • Stargazer
              07/01/2000 00:00:000 UTC

              >Indeed bizarre. Who published? I may wanna see that.

              >Thom

              >(P.S.-- Anybody with 4M access, or whatever; I was thinking of

              >sometime next week coming out there ... I have books I'd like
              to

              >donate to the library. If interested, reply ...)

              The company's called G.T. Labs out of Ann Arbor, MI.

              --Doc