The Explosions, Like The Urban Legends, Are

We Didn't Set Out To Be Educators Or Even Scientists, And We Don't Purport That What We Do Is Real Science But We're Demonstrating A Methodology By Which One Can Engage And Satisfy Your Curiosity.

I Felt Like I Had Kind Of Played It Out, And I Wanted To See What Was Next, And Then Came Mythbusters. You Know, It's The Best Job I've Ever Had, On Its Worst Day It's Better Than Anything Else, But It's A Huge Amount Of Responsibility, And There Are Days When Just Going Into Work And Building Something From Someone Else's Drawing Sounds Like Going Back To Heaven.

I Am Incrementally A Pessimist, But I See The International Debate That Edward Snowden Has Engendered, And I Think This Is Exactly Where The Discussion Should Be. So, I Would Say I'm More Optimistic Than Pessimistic.

I Believe That Inside Every Tool Is A Hammer.

I Had Saved A Few Hundred Photos Of Dodo Skeletons Into My 'creative Projects' Folder - It's A Repository For My Brain, Everything That I Could Possibly Be Interested In. Any Time I Have An Internet Connection, There's A Sluice Of Stuff Moving Into There, Everything From Beautiful Rings To Cockpit Photos.