Whaddya mean...
 

there's no demand for this? :confused:

I want to clone Edgar Allen Poe's black cat :yikes:

$50 K is a small price to pay!

That tops the price of a $32,000 boob squeeze. :p

Note...I originally wanted to clone something from Stephen King....but I knew Aqua would correct me to I changed the post.


PF immediately chose to take his cookies and go home. :p

:huh:



How dare you change pussies in mid clone!

It is HER cookie I want to take home. :slurp:

No more cloned pussies eh *L*

Why pay $50K for a cloned pussy when so many are begging to be taken home & loved?

And a lot of them are much, much cheaper.

Now, if it had been puss and boots with a little head ... oh, nevermind.

When our cat went missing this summer, I was in such an emotional state I think I'd have gladly cloned him, but that wouldn't have taken the pain away from knowing that he was still out there somewhere possibly suffering.

Thankfully he came back after a week, thin and tired but otherwise unharmed - we think he must have been trapped in someone's garage or shed or something.

Unless you go out & pick some stray pussy that hasn't had all the required shots...

If they were cloning you, I could see a demand........

Truth be told, while I do miss most of the pets I've had, it would not be same having a clone of any of them...part of the fun is the different personalities one finds when one shares one's home with a series of domesticated animals...

That's true Scotz although when they are snatched away from you in the prime of their lives, you can see the appeal.

We lost an adorable cat aged just 4 years old very suddenly and without explanation. I still struggle to think about him without getting upset. His personality was just so special, everyone who ever met him fell in love with him, even those people who didn't like cats.

I've lost a few pets over the years, as you do, but his loss still hurts the most as our time with him was so short. The only trouble is, I'm not sure cloning another version of him would be a healthy way of dealing with grief.