#1607 – Memory
Posted on August 15, 2012 at 12:00 am by Chris
Chapter: Comics
With a weird working schedule and two kids I constantly get woken up in the middle of a dream. I have to quickly deal with a child or some such situation and my dream quickly fades into the background. This often leaves me with the vague sense that I forgot to finish something I was doing earlier or that there’s somewhere I was supposed to go. The caffeine kills all that.
Tags: brain, memories, transplant
The other problem with brain transplants is that the people who need a donated brain the most are traveling at 45 miles per hour in a 65 mile per hour zone, in cramped quarters, and probably don’t keep their cars surgery-clean. 🙁
The picture kinda reminds me of the plastic skeleton we had at school… Except that there was no brain in the skeleton’s skull. Poor skeleton…
It also reminds me of a short story that I wrote a couple of years ago, where the two main characters switched brains with each other. The results were… interesting, to say the least…
You ever hear of Karl Pilkington’s script idea for a brain transplant movie? It’s either the most genius, or utterly insane thing ever proposed, and I would watch it if someone was wild enough to commit it to film.
what was I doing again? What’s this squishy gross thing?
I’ve never needed to start a brain transplant to do that.
I still wander from room to room with something in my hand, intending to leave it as part of a project; find something else I need to do, and part of the ‘stuff’ for that, put down what I had, pick up the other, head into the next room; repeat…
And I didn’t need to be loaded to do that!
Do what now?
“Well, getting the brain out was the easy part. The hard part was getting the brain out!”
” ‘Brain’ and ‘brain’ and ‘brain’!” [Stamps foot] “What is ‘brain?!?”
Best worst Star Trek episode ever.
This made me laugh out loud.