Improbable Research Collection #129: The Best of Miss Sweetie Poo
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Miss Sweetie Poo is the best invention ever. ♥
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I am right now petitioning the ACM to hire Miss Sweetie Poo for all conferences.
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OMG How annoying!!! LOL
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Thanks for the uncontrollable laughter...Miss Sweetie Poo! PRICELESS!
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@SuperSangfroid He probably forgot his phone and thought at the podium: "Uh-oh! Should have brought it along!"
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The Oscars need her.
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Brilliant!
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Look at the loads of bribes they try to give her
it almost makes me wish i was a 10 year old girl
However, i like being a man
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I love it when this little cutie turns around and makes sure that he is REALLY gone off the podium at 4:48 )))
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miss sweetie poo just got mentioned in QI
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7:20 is the best Miss Sweetie Poo
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At 4:33 the scientist should have actually used his kid-repelling ringtone on Miss Poo instead of just going on about it.
Dr. Nakamats should get an award for beating Miss Sweetie Poo at her own game! Can anyone explain the paper planes to me? Also, will someone please buy me an airline ticket so I can come and watch next years awards? They look like fun!
verticalsmurf 1 year ago 7
@verticalsmurf The throwing of paper airplanes during the ceremony has been an unofficial Ig Nobel tradition for many years now.
Also, this year's ceremony is available via live streaming webcast, right here on YouTube! So no need for you to spring for an airline ticket. Also, I believe the ceremony is sold out already... so the webcast is likely the best chance you have anyway. :)
-- Julia, Improbable Webmaster
ImprobableResearch 1 year ago 2
@ImprobableResearch - Are the throwing of paper planes the equivalent of throwing roses to an opera singer, or is it more a pre-cursor to Miss Sweetie Poo? Does every seat come equipped with a pad of paper and notes on how to build the best paper planes? I guess what I'm asking is, is it an insult or an honour to have paper planes thrown at you?
verticalsmurf 1 year ago 2
@verticalsmurf I think the planes are mostly the equivalent of random heckling from the audience. We provide no paper to the attendees except for the IgBill program. The vast majority of planes are created from paper provided by the audience themselves. Sanders Theatre has cracked down on the practice more in the past several years, leading us to develop ever more ingenious ways to not interrupt the ceremony or injure people while still acknowledging the tradition.
-- Julia
ImprobableResearch 1 year ago 4