Me Bucky Balls and All
Thursday the 12th of July last year saw me at the Grain Barge performing geek poetry, throwing knitting and inflicting my sense of humour on people. It took me a while to remember to post it! But it was an epic night and I did pop it up on my personal blog before but thought it should be shared here!
We turned up and there was some classical science equipment set up – which is always ‘ooooo do you think there will be fire and explosions and glowing stuff?’.
The show got started with the comedic Steve proclaiming he had super powers – he the guy who organises and entertains between the acts.
The first act was Jim Bell with his spiders which the brave Suze who is very scared of them, managed to hold momentarily with lots of squeaking.
Then it was time for the fire and glowing stuff but alas no explosions 🙁
Then it was on to Sophia with her set on why parents are so annoying.
At some point a red nose appeared just to remind me that Clowns exist shudders
Then we had Joe Wright and a very funny sketch and video about Darwin – including all the mistakes in the video 🙂
Then we had Nicole Slavin and opera about STIs.
We then had a break were instead of talking to the people who had come to see me I was hovering waiting for a laptop to work so that my first power point in 6 yrs could be shown and to make it worse it wasn’t actually a power point :/
But then we had the Science of Cocktails and me being me I announced to the room that I like the frothy head :/ Which Suze who was doing the talk gracefully sailed over.
Then there was Sam Phippen with his funny stories of Robots that kids build.
Then there was me – I was so nervous
Here is the video
And yes I corpsed and yes I got flustered and yes someone nicked my knitted bucky ball!
Then we had a talk on Viruses!
And then to finish off we had the halarious nerd rock of Mark Lewney.
Posted: Sunday, July 14th, 2013 @ 10:17 pm
Categories: Festivals and Events, Performance, Science and art, Video.
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