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[peregy]

Cool.Imaginate you have a T-Rex as a pet. :w00t:

[DeathDude]

Yeah I heard something on the radio, talking with a scientist even with all this we won't be able to clone a T-Rex anytime soon, since we don't know enough about DNA and such yet, so there's still a lot to go.

[Omuletzu]

Originally posted by peregy@Mar 25 2005, 10:47 PM
Cool.Imaginate you have a T-Rex as a pet. :w00t:

You would have to walk him in the park.It would be quite hard to keep a pet this size.Imagine him peeing... people could drawn, and you could go to jail LOL

[peregy]

hahahhhaahha LOL .imaginate his muck

[Tulac]

And just think that there would be a law stating you have to clean your T-rex's poop...
How many trucks a day?

[peregy]

5 or 6 LOL

[Havell]

There's a reason that Jurassic Park wouldn't work, DNA decays over time, even during our lifetimes, that is why people die of old age, their DNA decays. It's also why Dolly the sheep died so young of old age.

[punch999]

ewwwww well thats cool I would never believe soft tissueor anything could last ThaT LONG

[Evad]

also, there are quite a few computer rpgs based of of the D&D rule set. never winter nights/temple of elemental evil, baldurs gate, ice wind dale....

sorry i posted this in the :whistle: wrong topic forum...tee hee

[ReamusLQ]

Originally posted by R Havell@Mar 25 2005, 01:56 PM
There's a reason that Jurassic Park wouldn't work, DNA decays over time, even during our lifetimes, that is why people die of old age, their DNA decays.* It's also why Dolly the sheep died so young of old age.

actually, Dolly the sheep died so "young" because they cloned a middle aged sheep, so they GOT a middle aged sheep. And when a person dies, only a part of their DNA deteriorates (I remember reading about how there's this little strand on your DNA that breaks down each time it it duplicated, and once it is totally deteriorated, you are running on borrowed time before you die...something like that anyway.) And the DNA wouldn't be completely in tact, but it wouldn't be totally non-existant anyway. Remember that from Jurrassic Park? They admited it wouldn't be complete, so they "filled in the gaps" (Michael Crichton does his research very very well)

Edit: I just reread some of your post R Havell, and I misunderstood it the first time. I guess the only way it could be possible is if Scientists could find a way to replenish that portion of the DNA strand/string thing that controls how long you live.