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Finray, heh.. sounds cool

dont you single me out.....it wasnt just me

possibly

SEREVENT wrote:

from the person injured

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Binder and colleagues dissolved human skin cells from pieces of skin, separating and purifying the various cell types such as fibroblasts and keratinocytes.

They put them in a nutritious solution to make them multiply and then used a system similar to a multicolor office inkjet printer to apply first a layer of fibroblasts and then a layer of keratinocytes, which form the protective outer layer of skin.

It would help to read.

And ya that does sound awesome!

Last edited by TravisC555 (2010-04-10 07:51:31)

11 Bravo wrote:

dont you single me out.....it wasnt just me

I've amended my post.

See Also: Spray on condom.

lololol *clicks*

-Sh1fty- wrote:

War Man wrote:

And to think Obama is cutting funds for our military, shame

Yeah he needs to money for the lazy Americans who don't work and live off welfare so he can get more votes in 2012. Not to mention the new healthcare system.

DUnlimited wrote:

I've heard of a lot of amazing projects in progress by the U.S. military for taking lives.

That was unnecessary.

yeah, you are affected by all this reform stuff. seeing how you live here and all.


oh wait, you don't.

Last edited by seymorebutts443 (2010-04-10 09:10:18)

-Sh1fty- wrote:

seymorebutts443 wrote:

-Sh1fty- wrote:

War Man wrote:

And to think Obama is cutting funds for our military, shame

Yeah he needs to money for the lazy Americans who don't work and live off welfare so he can get more votes in 2012. Not to mention the new healthcare system.


That was unnecessary.

yeah, you are affected by all this reform stuff. seeing how you live here and all.


oh wait, you don't.

I have plenty of family members in the U.S.

family =/= you.

-Sh1fty- wrote:

War Man wrote:

And to think Obama is cutting funds for our military, shame

Yeah he needs to money for the lazy Americans who don't work and live off welfare so he can get more votes in 2012. Not to mention the new healthcare system.

DUnlimited wrote:

I've heard of a lot of amazing projects in progress by the U.S. military for taking lives.

That was unnecessary.

No, it wasn't.

11 Bravo wrote:

Defiance wrote:

-Sh1fty- wrote:

War Man wrote:

And to think Obama is cutting funds for our military, shame

Yeah he needs to money for the lazy Americans who don't work and live off welfare so he can get more votes in 2012. Not to mention the new healthcare system.


That was unnecessary.

No, it wasn't.

ya... it was.  because that would be true about EVERY countries military you stupid fucks.

China just invested more row boats to invade Taiwan and bought some Qassam rockets. I'm shitting my pants now.

11 Bravo wrote:

ya... it was.  because that would be true about EVERY countries military you stupid fucks.

Really, Bravo? I don't recall the Swiss waging war on foreign soil or invading other countries. Austria doesn't either (only troops on peace keeping missions associated directly with the UN, i.e. blue helmet folks). I don't think Nepal has an army that is getting into other people's business either.

Don't use such words unless you are absolutely sure.

As to the article and funding: You guys do realize that this project is being run by a research institute SEPARATE from the US military? The article says that they are trying to get the US military to buy into it and work with them, but the project itself is entirely private (or at least independent from the budget of the US military). This kind of technology is valuable enough that if it's cost effective it could be used internationally and for other non-military applications. People do get injured just living their lives, it isn't just Arabs hurting and burning people...

Last edited by CapnNismo (2010-04-11 00:51:51)

The_Sniper_NM wrote:

CapnNismo wrote:

11 Bravo wrote:

ya... it was.  because that would be true about EVERY countries military you stupid fucks.

Really, Bravo? I don't recall the Swiss waging war on foreign soil or invading other countries. Austria doesn't either (only troops on peace keeping missions associated directly with the UN, i.e. blue helmet folks). I don't think Nepal has an army that is getting into other people's business either.

Don't use such words unless you are absolutely sure.

As to the article and funding: You guys do realize that this project is being run by a research institute SEPARATE from the US military? The article says that they are trying to get the US military to buy into it and work with them, but the project itself is entirely private (or at least independent from the budget of the US military). This kind of technology is valuable enough that if it's cost effective it could be used internationally and for other non-military applications. People do get injured just living their lives, it isn't just Arabs hurting and burning people...

Who is fighting were is irrelevant. The original comment was about militaries developing new technologies. The Swiss would still be using rocks instead of the Sig556 if that were the case.

I think they use the Sig 550 assault rifle.

The_Sniper_NM wrote:

CapnNismo wrote:

11 Bravo wrote:

ya... it was.  because that would be true about EVERY countries military you stupid fucks.

Really, Bravo? I don't recall the Swiss waging war on foreign soil or invading other countries. Austria doesn't either (only troops on peace keeping missions associated directly with the UN, i.e. blue helmet folks). I don't think Nepal has an army that is getting into other people's business either.

Don't use such words unless you are absolutely sure.

As to the article and funding: You guys do realize that this project is being run by a research institute SEPARATE from the US military? The article says that they are trying to get the US military to buy into it and work with them, but the project itself is entirely private (or at least independent from the budget of the US military). This kind of technology is valuable enough that if it's cost effective it could be used internationally and for other non-military applications. People do get injured just living their lives, it isn't just Arabs hurting and burning people...

Who is fighting were is irrelevant. The original comment was about militaries developing new technologies. The Swiss would still be using rocks instead of the Sig556 if that were the case.

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