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Subject: Teacher Rickrolled by inspired quantum physics essay
Written By: Philip Eno on 01/17/14 at 7:55 am
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Breathing life into a very old meme, physics student Sairam Gudiseva Rickrolled his teacher in spectacular fashion, inserting every word of Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up into an essay.
Getting each word to line up with the margin would be no mean feat with any piece of writing, let alone an assessment of the influence of Danish scientist Niels Bohr on quantum theory.
The student posted a picture of his submission on Twitter, with the parts that were more Astley than Gudiseva highlighted (though it's not clear whether this was the work of the teacher, or whether the Rickroll went unnoticed).
Read the essay in full here.
Perhaps the best known example of interpolating song lyrics where they don't belong came from BBC presenter Chris Packham, who over a number of years slipped Smiths' song names into episodes of Springwatch.
Subject: Re: Teacher Rickrolled by inspired quantum physics essay
Written By: Ripley on 01/17/14 at 11:37 pm
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Breathing life into a very old meme, physics student Sairam Gudiseva Rickrolled his teacher in spectacular fashion, inserting every word of Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up into an essay.
Getting each word to line up with the margin would be no mean feat with any piece of writing, let alone an assessment of the influence of Danish scientist Niels Bohr on quantum theory.
The student posted a picture of his submission on Twitter, with the parts that were more Astley than Gudiseva highlighted (though it's not clear whether this was the work of the teacher, or whether the Rickroll went unnoticed).
Read the essay in full here.
Perhaps the best known example of interpolating song lyrics where they don't belong came from BBC presenter Chris Packham, who over a number of years slipped Smiths' song names into episodes of Springwatch.
;D
Subject: Re: Teacher Rickrolled by inspired quantum physics essay
Written By: whistledog on 01/18/14 at 6:38 pm
That was genius!
I will never understand though why rickrolling involves just that one song. Mr. Astley had 15 hits. Just once, I wanna see someone Rick Roll with a different song!
I still have the cassete single to this one ...
Rickk Astley - Giving Up on Love
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b5V1wchZJU
Subject: Re: Teacher Rickrolled by inspired quantum physics essay
Written By: apollonia1986 on 01/18/14 at 7:53 pm
Some people have too much idle time. LOL.