After reflecting on this a bit, I rejected anything dealing with glide planes, 
and although I initially thought I had something good involving a screw axis of 
evil, I decided it, too, would probably be lost in translation, not to mention 
a bit dated. 

Perhaps something more current, involving electrons, would help to resolve this?

I'll give it some thought this morning as I bicyle up the worst hill in the 
region. Unfortunately, it is still very early here, and I don't yet have the 
inspiration I possessed for my crowning achievement during my postdoc, which 
was to place a small, inconspicuous label on the outside door of the toilet 
facility that read "MRC Lavoratory of Molecular Biology.ā€  (I am flush with 
embarrassment every time I think of that.)

Can this also involve nucleic acids?  Iā€™m afraid protein structure puns might 
be a bit outside my domain.


ā€” Bill

> On Aug 15, 2019, at 4:42 AM, Gerard DVD Kleywegt <ger...@xray.bmc.uu.se> 
> wrote:
> 
> Dear CCP4BB-ers,
> 
> Once again I turn to you in my hour of need. I *urgently* need a 
> side-splittingly funny, and ideally punny, structure-related 
> sentence/statement/claim/expression to put in a speech bubble attached to a 
> life-size bobblehead version of yours truly (don't ask)!
> 
> I know there are some very funny people on CCP4BB. The best I've been able to 
> come up with myself so far is: "Protein structures are beautiful, but I try 
> to keep it platomic" - which is pretty lame, I know.
> 
> Many thanks in advance!
> 
> --Gerard
> 
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