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From Reuters:


Scans of the 44-year-old man’s brain showed that a huge fluid-filled chamber called a ventricle took up most of the room in his skull, leaving little more than a thin sheet of actual brain tissue.

“He was a married father of two children, and worked as a civil servant…”

Heh. Uniquely adapted to his job, I’d say.

A little more fluid, a little less brain tissue, and you’ve got Jacques Chirac. I wonder what his CT scan would look like?

Edit: I had no intentioning of impugning civil servants, of course. What I meant to say, he was uniquely adapted to be an elected civil servant. Either that, or one of those fine civil servants who work at France’s version of the DMV.

  • Loving Annie
    AD,< />At the DMV and any bureaucracy where you need something done with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of efficiency.< />Oh excuse me, that's not a civil servant's job. That would make him/her obsolete....(lol)
  • Allen
    Duh Genius! My fingers spell check glitched!
  • Allen
    IQ of 75! Lordy be! They found "THE" French Genious! I'm so happy for them, Merde!
  • phlegmfatale
    so, like, if they drain away that fluid, will his cranium be, like, a big ole' dry socket? Huh? :P
  • CrankyProf
    Hey, hey, now. Those of us who were civil (or uncivil, as the case may be) servants in the past might take exception.< />< />Clearly, this man was destined for politics.
  • Anonymous
    Wow! It's spread. Usually it only affects a Fwenchmans spine. ;^)
  • Babs RN
    IQ of 75 and successful in his job. Wow. Where do the blondes apply? < />< />Oh wait - I forgot. They still haven't added aerocephalus to the ICD-9.
  • Queen of Dysfunction
    I wonder if we can breed more like him for use in the public sector?
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