Drop everything! Drop everything!

As pointed out moments ago by DrugMonkey, the brain of HM is at this very moment being cross sectioned at The Brain Observatory.

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I don't think there is any sound. It would be like this:

wsssss clunk. wssssss clunk. wsssssss clunk.

They stole Her Majesty's brain? Will those scientists stop at nothing?

By simea mirans (not verified) on 03 Dec 2009 #permalink