Local authorities believe that the reason OXMC wants to annex Greenland is because he wants to make Greenland the Isle of Elba for his son Eric Trump. Reasons why is that Eric seriously annoys the crap out of him.
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Quote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.
Quote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.
Quote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?
Quote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.
There's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.
Reports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.
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Quote from: Alex179 on March 12, 2008, 11:40:34 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.Well obviously I wasn't talking about something that is actually possible. What do you take me for?
Quote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 08:31:06 PMQuote from: Alex179 on March 12, 2008, 11:40:34 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.Well obviously I wasn't talking about something that is actually possible. What do you take me for?I don't take you for anything, as I have no clue about whether you were really being serious about having a instant made adult clone made of yourself, as it is impossible as far as what we know right now. I just went with it.
Quote from: Alex179 on March 13, 2008, 08:32:16 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 08:31:06 PMQuote from: Alex179 on March 12, 2008, 11:40:34 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.Well obviously I wasn't talking about something that is actually possible. What do you take me for?I don't take you for anything, as I have no clue about whether you were really being serious about having a instant made adult clone made of yourself, as it is impossible as far as what we know right now. I just went with it.That's okay, thanks for erring on the side of thinking im a fucking douchebag who doesnt know his arse from a hole in the ground.No harm done
Quote from: Lord Phlexor on March 13, 2008, 11:37:56 AMQuote from: Alex179 on March 13, 2008, 08:32:16 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 08:31:06 PMQuote from: Alex179 on March 12, 2008, 11:40:34 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.Well obviously I wasn't talking about something that is actually possible. What do you take me for?I don't take you for anything, as I have no clue about whether you were really being serious about having a instant made adult clone made of yourself, as it is impossible as far as what we know right now. I just went with it.That's okay, thanks for erring on the side of thinking im a fucking douchebag who doesnt know his arse from a hole in the ground.No harm done I didn't mean anything by it personally. Just another reason to postwhore now.
Quote from: Alex179 on March 13, 2008, 11:40:52 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 13, 2008, 11:37:56 AMQuote from: Alex179 on March 13, 2008, 08:32:16 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 08:31:06 PMQuote from: Alex179 on March 12, 2008, 11:40:34 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 04:00:16 AMQuote from: Callaway on March 12, 2008, 12:09:05 AMQuote from: Lord Phlexor on March 12, 2008, 12:05:00 AMQuote from: garmonbozia on March 11, 2008, 09:56:07 PMThere's no way in hell I'd donate sperm. The thought of a copy of me running around being raised by god-knows-who, I find very disturbing.I'd feel sorry for anyone having to raise a copy of me.Which raises another question, how would anyone react to an exact clone of themselves, including memories?I think my clone would be plotting to kill me so I'd have to do the same.I think that I would love to have a clone of myself.Would it start out as a baby, or would it already be an adult?Adult, same age as you, exact clone in all ways.Wrong. The way they do sheep now, they are babies. Same goes for cloning cows right now. It is basically making a test tube baby. This is no walk into a room and photocopy yourself as your exact age bullshit.http://www.crystalinks.com/cloningcows.htmlQuoteReports from the United States say scientists have, for the first time, cloned an endangered species by using the eggs and the womb of another animal - a cow. According to the Washington Post newspaper, an Asian gaur - a humpbacked, ox-like animal native to India and Burma - was cloned from a single skin cell taken from a dead gaur.Scientists fused the cell to a cows' egg, whose own genes had been removed, then transferred it to the womb of another cow. The baby gaur, already named Noah, is due to be born next month.Well obviously I wasn't talking about something that is actually possible. What do you take me for?I don't take you for anything, as I have no clue about whether you were really being serious about having a instant made adult clone made of yourself, as it is impossible as far as what we know right now. I just went with it.That's okay, thanks for erring on the side of thinking im a fucking douchebag who doesnt know his arse from a hole in the ground.No harm done I didn't mean anything by it personally. Just another reason to postwhore now.You mean you are meant to have a reason to postwhore? Who would have thunk it?