Jeff Goldblum’s response to this science article was absolutely perfect
As well as being the coolest guy on the planet, actor, singer and legend, Jeff Goldblum, has one of the best Twitter accounts – just look at his puberty challenge, if you don’t believe it.
A little shy about this one but here goes!#PubertyChallenge pic.twitter.com/t2fke08gfe
— Jeff Goldblum (@jeffreygoldbIum) January 13, 2019
At the weekend, he spotted a tweet that cried out for just one quip – and he was the perfect man to make it.
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should… https://t.co/oBKYZ9Ilsh
— Jeff Goldblum (@jeffreygoldbIum) March 9, 2019
He was, of course, referencing this exquisite moment from Jurassic Park.
We’ve seen the film, we’ve seen the memes – and now, we’ve seen the tweet. Twitter absolutely lost its shit, and we can’t blame it.
When everything converges perfectly…the opportunity, the history, the man, we get THE PERFECT TWEET. https://t.co/lM3uYvMhBS
— Patrick (@TN_Patricoa) March 9, 2019
Peak Twitter. pic.twitter.com/GAOY9IxTy2
— Wave Dweller (@CrapulousBore) March 9, 2019
I like that Jeff joined Twitter 5 years ago and waited for someone to set this up for him. https://t.co/hGuEXzF8Lh
— Karl Sharro (@KarlreMarks) March 10, 2019
— Jon D. (@JDSportsfan85) March 9, 2019
Author, Robert Evans, had a respectfully different take to Jeff’s.
Yes, Jeff Goldblum is funny. But we should absolutely clone dinosaurs and anyone who says otherwise wrong.
I want a velociraptor in every house, and a brontosaurus on every highway. https://t.co/z8MZGcLXbQ
— Robert Evans (The Only Robert Evans) (@IwriteOK) March 9, 2019
Now …where can I register my interest in adopting a stegosaurus?
