Thom's DNA

[PennState Kate]

Somewhere I have all the info on how to duplicate DNA... It's actually not that complicated (your body does it all the time when going through cell division). I did it in class last summer, so if you're really interested (I think Mike posted something about it), then I'll post more specifics about it. You can impress all your framing customers with your wacky scientific knowledge - even if you don't like framing flaming cottages

-Kate

 

[HannaFate]

Well, that's where the money is. Forging DNA "signatures".

I always figured a forger would do best to make "certificates of authenticity", rather than try to forge prints. Just buy cheap posters, paste them on canvas, write on them, make up the certificates, add the "DNA" signature, and you have an endless supply of "real art".

Phooey. No wonder I have trouble selling my originals. People can't tell them from prints, and don't understand why I want $1200 for one. (because I worked on it for a flipping MONTH, that's why!)

 

[Ron Eggers]

Thank you both for not mentioning the K-word.

There is hope yet for The Grumble.

 

[Hobbes03]

Would that be *******?

-Mike.

 

[Jerry Ervin]

Originally posted by Hobbes03:
Would that be *******?

-Mike.

Oh boy! Here we go again!

Jerry

 

[Puppyraiser]

Well, who else 'signs' with DNA? And I am relieved to find out that it is his BLOOD. I Hate to tell you the other things I was thinking...

 

[Mike Labbe]

Andy Warhol comes to mind

 

[framah]

Just thought I'd post this little wittism:

 

[Ron Eggers]

Ayup, Framah, wittisms don't come much littler than that.

 

[framah]

Just thought I'd post this little wittism:
The greater the artist, the greater the doubt, perfect confidence is granted to the less talented as a consolation prize.
Robert Hughes

 

[framah]

Boy Ron, you are QUICK!! I hit a wrong button by mistake and by the time I could finally get the larger version out, you had me.