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  1. Hehe on Burn your genes on CD -- for $500,000 · · Score: 2, Funny

    After you have burned your genes on CD put the CD into the microwave.

    Oh what fun.

  2. Don't click on Slashdots link... on Web Hacking: Attacks and Defense · · Score: 1

    Don't click on slashdots link to buy the book from Barnes and Noble. It is listed there at $39.99. Amazon has the same book for $34.99.

    Save yourself some money.

  3. Re:Top 10 stories on Slashdot Turns 5 · · Score: 1

    I case this is a serious thought: Hall of Fame

  4. Re:Another duplicate today........ on 3D/2D switchable LCD monitor from Sharp · · Score: 0, Redundant
  5. Please excuse my ignorance.... on New Trailer For The Two Towers · · Score: -1, Troll

    But does the name the Two Towers have any meaning in regards to 9/11?

  6. Re:The Science Experiment on Elephant DNA Studied · · Score: 1, Troll

    Jimmy: You can't have these tootsie rolls but I do have another tootsie roll for you to suck on.

  7. The Science Experiment on Elephant DNA Studied · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Teacher: "Jimmy, are you ready to give your presentation to the class?"

    Jimmy: "Yes for my project for 12th grade biology I researched the DNA of dogs. I wanted to research the different species of Dogs and see how many variation I could find living around my house.

    "I first went to the park and found that dogs left behind doggy dung, which the owners didn't pick up. I found that if I pick up the dung and examine it for it's DNA I could figure out the many variations of dog that live near my house.

    "If I examined teh doggy dung further I could tell what brand of dog food the dog eats.

    "So let me show you a sample of the doggy dung. Here you can..."

    Teacher: "THANK YOU JIMMY! That was very...interesting. Susie are you ready for your presentation."

  8. Yeah on For Want Of A Soyuz · · Score: 3, Funny

    Yeah Mr. Gates it is a space ship ;-) it is not a missle ;-). Trust us.

  9. This isn't new on Human Limb Regeneration a Possibility? · · Score: 1

    Have you ever gotten your ear peirced and didn't leave the ear ring in your ear long enough. It will grow over the hole filling the hole back in. If that is her only evidence that holes in mice ears are regenerating then I would have to say "Big Deal!"

    Now I guess what I might be missing is do mice ears regenerate like human ears or is it expected that the holes don't grow back?

  10. Re:Britney Spears Hasn't Lost a Cent Because of Me on Why Software Piracy is Good for Microsoft · · Score: 1

    But if you were pirating the pictures of her she would be losing trillions ;-)

  11. Come on now on Why Software Piracy is Good for Microsoft · · Score: 1

    Have you seen MTV Cribs? It doesn't look like the artists are hurting at all.

  12. Interesting Fact on Protons Aren't round · · Score: 1, Funny

    In recent studies, 65% of all protons are obese. 10% of the obese protons are so overweight that they are spherical in shape this leaves the majority of protons in a oblong shape.

    Studies have found that the cause of obesity in protons is caused by the loss of electrons. The loss of these elctrons makes the protons not need to work as hard leave them time to sit with other friends like their neighbor the neutron. ;-)

  13. how about... on The Best of Windows Open Source Software? · · Score: 1, Offtopic
  14. Re:Why bother putting stuff on the internet? on Public Domain Superheroes? · · Score: 1

    Hey at least they cared enough to give us a static page to read. How many /.ed sites do that?

  15. Re:Poor fellow on Antibiotic Resistant Staph Infections · · Score: 1

    Just makes you wonder where that catheter had been!

  16. Wow on Google Does the News · · Score: 1

    It is like slashdot only without a subscription and ads in your face. I am sold.

  17. uhhh.... on Vorpal Rabbit-o-Saurus · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    What's up doc?

  18. Re:Word Problems... on Keeping Kids Interested in Math? · · Score: 1

    Then you get the gold star.

    I don't think you were doing multiplication at first grade. Maybe third or fourth but definately not first. I am really sure you remember what you were doing when you were 6 or 7 years old.

  19. Word Problems... on Keeping Kids Interested in Math? · · Score: 1

    Since she likes to read get her on word problems then you can combine the love of reading with math.

    But since she is just starting first grade give her some time. My son is just starting 2nd grade and he is ingulfed in math. First Grade generally gets them reading and counting.

  20. Re:without looking... on Genetically Engineering Sheep for Larger, Stronger Hindquarters · · Score: 1

    Giver of a third nomination

  21. Hmmm. on Drink Pepsi, Go to Space? · · Score: 1

    Sounds like an overweight pepsi drinker will win the prize but won't be able to go because they won't be physically fit to travel into space.

    How are they going to guarntee that if you win you really get to go? There are physical standards that must be met to travel into space.

  22. This just in... on Drink Pepsi, Go to Space? · · Score: 1

    Lance Bass was spotted at the local Grocery buying all the Pepsi he could.

  23. Re:If you want to be environmentally friendly... on Toro iMow - A Robotic Mower that Works? · · Score: 1

    Cows are perfectly content to just stand around, eat, poop, and occasionally walk about ten feet so they can have a change of scenery in which to stand around, eat, and poop.

    So what you just said is a cow isn't all that great at mowing lawns since it doesn't move around.

    Do you have any barn yard animals that are self propelled?

  24. All I want... on Genetically-Engineered Death Carp · · Score: 2, Funny

    All I want is Death Carp with fricken Laser beams attached to there heads.

  25. Re:If you want to be environmentally friendly... on Toro iMow - A Robotic Mower that Works? · · Score: 1

    Well they eith a lie there on the ground and revigorate the grass with its nutrients. Or you collect them in a bag and build a compost pile out of it to revigorate your garden with its nutrients.