squiffy2
September 25th, 2005, 07:52 PM
Not so long ago a thousand year old Viking was found frozen in a glacier
high up in the mountains. He was brought back in a block of ice to the
British Museum, where it was decided that the ice should be thawed and
scientific experiments could then be carried out on the Viking.
Upon thawing him out, to the amazement of all the scientists, his heart
began to beat. This was amazing, blood was flowing through his veins, he
began to breathe. But no response could be illicited from the mighty
warrior. There was one chance tho.....
He was immediately rushed to the world famous brain surgeon Dr. Felix
Walker, who attempted to make the Viking's brain function.
The good Doctor worked for two weeks , but alas, all efforts failed.
Which only goes to show........
You can take a Norse to Walker but you can't make him think!:wave:
high up in the mountains. He was brought back in a block of ice to the
British Museum, where it was decided that the ice should be thawed and
scientific experiments could then be carried out on the Viking.
Upon thawing him out, to the amazement of all the scientists, his heart
began to beat. This was amazing, blood was flowing through his veins, he
began to breathe. But no response could be illicited from the mighty
warrior. There was one chance tho.....
He was immediately rushed to the world famous brain surgeon Dr. Felix
Walker, who attempted to make the Viking's brain function.
The good Doctor worked for two weeks , but alas, all efforts failed.
Which only goes to show........
You can take a Norse to Walker but you can't make him think!:wave: