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 "It's just like the regular stew only it's got some bits of matter in it we can't identify." |  "Frank here used to teach high school physiology, so if you value your Zygomatic arch or your Alveolar margins, you'll start talking." |  "Never ask a retired Archaeologist to go find something in the basement." |  "And everything from my dig is brought here where it's identified, classified, interpreted, and then eaten." |
 "Paul, turn off your flashlight. There's a real interesting star cluster I'm trying to get a picture of." |  (Why it took 15 years to deploy the x-ray telescope - Carry on luggage must fit through here) "Dang! Still too bulky!" |  "Your formula for a carbohydrate is close, but not entirely accurate. I'm pretty sure carbohydrates consist of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, sour cream and bacon bits." |  (Ironically, the last thing Prof. Caruthers remembered was explaining how energy is produced when molecules collide.) |