What comes out when a physicist takes a look at his science and his colleagues from the past and present, and summarizes it all in limericks? A collection of short, often surprising and humorous, and sometimes thought-provoking poems that reveal the weaknesses of the great and (still) small in the field, not without sympathy. The physicist and illustrator Peter Evers, known for his regular contributions on humorous physics in the Physical Journal, has contributed nearly 30 cartoons that also shed some light on the world of physics. A flipbook makes this book an even more dynamic experience!.