The General Pooter Games Thread.

not been able to splice two things isnt a free will thing, I mean like you cant splice a rock and a turnip. It's just not possible...

Ok let's debate about veg

No where can I find the info on Brussels being anything other than a vegtable in its own right. Of the same family as cabbages but no where can I see it being a GM product. Cultivated originally by Romans sure, but not an actual veg that's been created by human intervention.

[url]http://www.brussels-sprouts.com/BSINFO.htm[/url]

So I think your farting up the wrong tree folks :D

I say scientists just aren't trying hard enough because Big Vegetable is against the development of rocknips.

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Originally Posted by Deadlift

Ok let's debate about veg

No where can I find the info on Brussels being anything other than a vegtable in its own right. Of the same family as cabbages but no where can I see it being a GM product. Cultivated originally by Romans sure, but not an actual veg that's been created by human intervention.

[url]http://www.brussels-sprouts.com/BSINFO.htm[/url]

So I think your farting up the wrong tree folks :D

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The species Brassica oleracea contains a wide variety of vegetables, including broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, and brussels sprouts

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Originally Posted by eldargal

I say scientists just aren't trying hard enough because Big Vegetable is against the development of rocknips.

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I'm still waiting for the GM Catgirl...

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Originally Posted by eldargal

I say scientists just aren't trying hard enough because Big Vegetable is against the development of rocknips.

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Big Vegetable is so obviously under lizard man control it is not even funny.

Als DL, sprouts don't grow on trees. :p

Pffttt I know they don't, they grow on those branch things, that make them more expensive to buy if you get them still attached. Apparently last longer.

But I go back to your point, Brussels are mini cabbages GMed by man ? Rubbish man your talking (amusing) rubbish :D.

It is selective breading to get certain characteristics. For some reason it is acceptable with flowers/plants/vegetables, even certain animals (like the projects to rebread extinct animals from hybrids). But you do it with people and suddenly it's 1930's Germany all over again.

It doesn't actually work with people it's weird, read some stuff on it a while back.

Why wouldn't it work with people?

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Originally Posted by Psychosplodge

Why wouldn't it work with people?

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Don't know, it just doesn't. Selective breeding initiatives in the late 19th and early 20th centuries all failed to produce anything resembling selectively bred traits.