Stephen Fry

@stephenfry

British Actor, Writer, Lord of Dance, Prince of Swimwear & Blogger

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1007 days ago

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AaronRhysD 961 days ago

When i first looked at this photograph, i thought it was Ralf Hutter from Kraftwerk. Obviously not :P

corditekid 1000 days ago

A great man,but treated like crap by an ungreatful government!!!

hatsbybilly 1000 days ago

Wow! - just wow!

d0minick 1005 days ago

Have posted pic of Books and Coffee Cup secreted in this 'ere sculpture: http://twitpic.com/501x9

GertrudeSusanne 1005 days ago

Oh wow! Can“t believe I did not check on your most recent piccies. Most impressive! (At the risk of being kicked out - I know nothing about Alan Turing *blushes*, but will google, promised!) Hope you had a great "day out" !

_Speechmark 1006 days ago

I love this, I wrote an essay on Alan Turing @ uni, very interesting man!

MagnusWq 1006 days ago

There is a magnificent pun inherent in this sculpture. It is made of slate. In Swedish, slate is "skiffer" pronounced exactly as (still Swedish) "chiffer" which means code or cipher ...

westwing1 1006 days ago

A brilliant man his work on number theory was awesome

smurfnose 1006 days ago

i can't beleive erectaset came up with something soooo awkward. sorry about the arse gravy

GerryMooney 1007 days ago

A suitable film of the man is 'Breaking the Code' starring Derek Jacobi. I think it was a TV film.

Lupcka 1007 days ago

Good looking guy that Turing... did you guys know he's still important for designing digital libraries, today! Well done him!
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bonfils 1007 days ago

I'd like to leave a comment as well, but alas, I'm only a machine.

arripay 1007 days ago

There's also a great statue of Turing in Guildford, striding across the University of Surrey

mariamn 1007 days ago

this is an amazing statue when you see in real life, made up of over a million pieces of slate. Truly stunning

verma 1007 days ago

Turing Award is the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in computer science. My ideal : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing

Vetchling 1007 days ago

Marvellous! Many thanks!

ceruleanshipper 1007 days ago

Is there a way to posthumously knight him? (Not that that could undo the government's wrongs against him....)

sarahmcdowell_ 1007 days ago

This is stunning...will look him up to see more of his work...thanks for putting the photo up

dushyantor 1007 days ago

As you say Stephen, one of the truly great Britons and, not unlike Tim Berners-Lee, virtually unknown. Where would we be without them?

julieskeggs 1007 days ago

Looks totally slated !