After graduating from Berkeley with an engineering degree, this man briefly worked on the San Francisco sewer system.  
After graduating from Berkeley with an engineering degree, this man briefly worked on the San Francisco sewer system.  This author of the Three Stooges screenplay Soup to Nuts had early success creating exchanges such as, "Son, are you smoking that pipe again?" "No, Dad, this is a portable kitchenette and I'm frying a smelt for dinner" for a feature titled Foolish Questions.  This man won a Pulitzer for an image of a house attached to a giant (*) atomic bomb precariously balancing on a cliff titled "Peace Today".  He created a fictional professor named Lucifer Gorgonzola Butts.  A recent national competition named for this person involved a challenge of erasing a chalkboard.  An image this man created of a self-operating napkin was turned into a postage stamp.  Creations named for this man were built in the Incredible Machine games.  For 10 points, name this creator of namesake elaborate machines for solving simple tasks.
After graduating from Berkeley with an engineering degree, this man briefly worked on the San Francisco sewer system.  
Rube Goldberg [or Reuben Lucius Goldberg]