Bwahahaha..."this was called an ipod".

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Okay, that line was good. Doctor Who may be corny but at least it is
timely <pun intended>.

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Quoth Polychromic <macecil@comcast.net>:
> Okay, that line was good. Doctor Who may be corny but at least it is
> timely <pun intended>.

That was rather amusing, though it was amazing, given five billion
years of human history, how narrow a time-frame all the stuff that the
skin produced came from.
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On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 23:36:29 +0100, Samurai <Samurai@his.reply-to.header>
wrote:

>Quoth Polychromic <macecil@comcast.net>:
>> Okay, that line was good. Doctor Who may be corny but at least it is
>> timely <pun intended>.
>
>That was rather amusing, though it was amazing, given five billion
>years of human history, how narrow a time-frame all the stuff that the
>skin produced came from.

Yes, I would have liked to see a Twidilisotr 6200 from 1,992,444 AD
instead of their idea of an Ipod. Oh well, budget limits, I guess.

I did wonder how that "human" could talk without lungs or think without a
brain, etc. (Looked like only a heart in the glass jar below her frame.)

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Quoth Polychromic <macecil@comcast.net>:
> Samurai <Samurai@his.reply-to.header> wrote:
....
> >That was rather amusing, though it was amazing, given five billion
> >years of human history, how narrow a time-frame all the stuff that the
> >skin produced came from.
>
> Yes, I would have liked to see a Twidilisotr 6200 from 1,992,444 AD
> instead of their idea of an Ipod. Oh well, budget limits, I guess.

Reckon so.

> I did wonder how that "human" could talk without lungs or think
> without a brain, etc. (Looked like only a heart in the glass jar
> below her frame.)

Though she claimed to be the last pure-blood human, it's still an
awfully long time after the present. Who's to say all the major human
internal organs didn't evolve into one fleshy lump? Fair point about
the talking, though. Some sort of voice chip, perhaps?
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On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 22:06:42 +0100, Samurai <Samurai@his.reply-to.header>
wrote:

>Though she claimed to be the last pure-blood human, it's still an
>awfully long time after the present. Who's to say all the major human
>internal organs didn't evolve into one fleshy lump? Fair point about
>the talking, though. Some sort of voice chip, perhaps?

I kept thinking of the Evil Dead Necronomicon "bound in human skin" bit.

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