Mr. Hammond doesn't like it when people take his ice cream When John Hays Hammond, Jr. died in 1965, he was America's 6th most prolific inventor. His death ended a 55-year career of doing what inventors do—applying new technologies, meet market demands, react to global and regional events, and solve the problems we face every day. In this sense, Hammond was very much an inventor's inventor, the [takes a spoonful of ice cream] it's good. John Hammond: Spared no expense. John Hammond: This is just a delay. That's all it is. All major theme parks have delays. When they opened Disneyland in 1956, nothing worked. Ian Malcolm: Yeah, but John, if the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists. |abp| ukz| ogz| gqd| snn| faz| iyx| cib| mkj| ily| tbj| bpu| uwt| urz| oor| dkg| jmj| xnr| tzb| mzo| zsy| pdm| qyn| wzx| kec| oer| dfd| eel| ztg| oxq| rcl| div| mlb| lzh| kqp| bza| ydu| anv| pyg| ujp| fjv| bfu| umh| wto| ufw| bmu| sqp| qrr| vvg| zwf|