The Glowing Cat, Just In Time for Halloween!
The One Eyed Weasel
27-10-2008, 17:11
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/27338236/?GT1=3001
The 6-month-old feline may look like a standard-issue orange tabby in the comfort of daylight, but he turns a ghoulish shade of fluorescent green under the shroud of darkness!
So, the sticky situation of genetic research. Is genetic research ethical? The next step for medicine? The right step for medicine? Is this even ethical treatment of this animal? Please, discuss.
Vampire Knight Zero
27-10-2008, 17:17
Teh Catz0r! :D
Adunabar
27-10-2008, 17:17
Keeel the abomination!!!!!
That cat is not going on hunting by night anymore. Any prey will be able to detect the predator easily.
Just for home cats, I guess.
Nanatsu no Tsuki
27-10-2008, 18:50
Neeeeeeeeeeekoooooooooooooooooooo-kuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!!!!! Nya nya! Kawaii glowing neko!
((I sound like a horrible otakuin. Kill me now.:())
Vampire Knight Zero
27-10-2008, 18:51
Neko mimi modo-ne!
Adunabar
27-10-2008, 18:52
Neeeeeeeeeeekoooooooooooooooooooo-kuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!!!!!
Fine, take my words.;)
I sound like a horrible otakuin.
Sound like?
Kill me now.:(
My pleasure. :tongue:
Kirchensittenbach
27-10-2008, 18:56
oh great, the USa government puts million into genetic research, and all they show us is a Halloween cat
at any rate, what practical use would having other living things glow in the dark do, are they planning on having human flashlights?
tell us when they genetically modify other living things to emit electricity like electric eels, now THAT will be cool
on the flip side, we all know that whatever USA is doing, that Russia is doing the same thing but with better results
also, as I remember some of the old x-men cartoons, there was this one morlock mutant that could control mud and make it do lots of stuff, like
form walls, turn into ropes and tie people up, and stuff
Lets genetically modify Lunatic Goofballs to have this power to make him Lord of the mud
Nanatsu no Tsuki
27-10-2008, 19:19
Fine, take my words.;)
Ok, I takes them.:p
Sound like?
Yes, 'cos I actually yelled the words as I was writting them.
My pleasure. :tongue:
Yes! YES! I'm given sweet death! Yes!:hail:
Vampire Knight Zero
27-10-2008, 19:20
Yes! YES! I'm given sweet death! Yes!:hail:
Hey! Me first Yuki-Chan! :D
Nanatsu no Tsuki
27-10-2008, 19:21
Hey! Me first Yuki-Chan! :D
You! Wait your turn!:tongue:
Vampire Knight Zero
27-10-2008, 19:21
You! Wait your turn!:tongue:
Aww... :(
Cabra West
27-10-2008, 19:24
Who would need a glowing cat???
Nanatsu no Tsuki
27-10-2008, 19:26
Who would need a glowing cat???
You gotta admit it would be a cool item to have for Halloween. *nod*
Gauthier
27-10-2008, 19:49
plz doan mak gamma kat angry. U wouldnt liek it wen he getz angry.
Starved dorm dwellers
27-10-2008, 20:25
That cat is not going on hunting by night anymore. Any prey will be able to detect the predator easily.
That's what the laser beams attached to it's head are for.
New Ziedrich
28-10-2008, 02:19
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/27338236/?GT1=3001
So, the sticky situation of genetic research. Is genetic research ethical? The next step for medicine? The right step for medicine? Is this even ethical treatment of this animal? Please, discuss.
Yes to all of these questions, without a doubt. Anything that benefits science benefits us all.
Wilgrove
28-10-2008, 02:24
I want!
Non Aligned States
28-10-2008, 02:39
You all realize you'll need a UV light in order to make it glow right? Under normal light or darkness, it's not going to glow.
Gauthier
28-10-2008, 02:42
You all realize you'll need a UV light in order to make it glow right? Under normal light or darkness, it's not going to glow.
It's a Rave Cat. Blacklights galore.