$50,000 to clone your one true love?
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$50,000 to clone your one true love?
| Wed, 01-11-2012 - 9:06pm |
It's only one minute into the show, and I already think these people are a little off.
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So she's a clone of him just in female form? Or a clone of a woman that he has deemed ideal, but perhaps is unavailable?
Nah, just a woman who was raised in an institute with other clones, where they're not allowed to become mean-spirited or to develop selfish or hostile attitudes... I honestly think this is the real, in-the-closet reason why we don't want to allow human cloning IRL.
Curiously, I listened to a woman in NY tell me the day before yesterday about her neighbor.
Believe it or not, there was one licensed mortician in the US who did honest-to-God modern mummifications in full compliance with the law. For $5K he'd mummify a dead cat, for abut $60K a human body. His name was Claude Someone-or-other, but he went by the name of Summum and ran a mortuary in Arizona shaped like a pyramid... Summum died a couple of years ago, no word on whether he left instructions for his body to be mummified...
I agree with Deedle!
I remember that guy.
I like your list!!!! I'll spend mine basically the same way, but instead of Peru, I want a beach somewhere
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