This may be of interest to some


CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
from BBC News Online

Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction for
animals, in which one species can create another.

They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when the
salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.

The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
endangered species, they say in Nature.

It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi restaurants.

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Rest of story at:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3537154.stm



Das

SRDas wrote:
> This may be of interest to some
>
>
> CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> from BBC News Online
>
> Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction for
> animals, in which one species can create another.
>
> They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when the
> salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
>
> The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> endangered species, they say in Nature.
>
> It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi restaurants.

Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!

--
Dan

SRDas wrote:
> This may be of interest to some
>
>
> CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> from BBC News Online
>
> Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction for
> animals, in which one species can create another.
>
> They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when the
> salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
>
> The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> endangered species, they say in Nature.
>
> It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi restaurants.

Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> SRDas wrote:
> > This may be of interest to some
> >
> >
> > CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> > from BBC News Online
> >
> > Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
for
> > animals, in which one species can create another.
> >
> > They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
the
> > salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
> >
> > The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> > endangered species, they say in Nature.
> >
> > It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
restaurants.
>
> Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
> enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!
>
> --
> Dan

Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if the
sushi that
Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie was real fish
or synthetic
like every other animal that appears in the movie afterwards.

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> SRDas wrote:
> > This may be of interest to some
> >
> >
> > CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> > from BBC News Online
> >
> > Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
for
> > animals, in which one species can create another.
> >
> > They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
the
> > salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
> >
> > The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> > endangered species, they say in Nature.
> >
> > It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
restaurants.
>
> Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
> enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!
>
> --
> Dan

Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if the
sushi that
Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie was real fish
or synthetic
like every other animal that appears in the movie afterwards.

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>SRDas wrote:
>>
>>>This may be of interest to some
>>>
>>>
>>>CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
>>>from BBC News Online
>>>
>>>Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
>>>
> for
>
>>>animals, in which one species can create another.
>>>
>>>They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
>>>
> the
>
>>>salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
>>>
>>>The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
>>>endangered species, they say in Nature.
>>>
>>>It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
>>>
> restaurants.
>
>>Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
>>enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!
>>
>>--
>>Dan
>>
>
> Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if the
> sushi that Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie was real fish
> or synthetic like every other animal that appears in the movie afterwards.

Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately be
synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck on Earth,
you don't have that many choices (little people).

--
Dan

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>SRDas wrote:
>>
>>>This may be of interest to some
>>>
>>>
>>>CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
>>>from BBC News Online
>>>
>>>Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
>>>
> for
>
>>>animals, in which one species can create another.
>>>
>>>They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
>>>
> the
>
>>>salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
>>>
>>>The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
>>>endangered species, they say in Nature.
>>>
>>>It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
>>>
> restaurants.
>
>>Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you seen
>>enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna die!!!
>>
>>--
>>Dan
>>
>
> Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if the
> sushi that Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie was real fish
> or synthetic like every other animal that appears in the movie afterwards.

Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately be
synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck on Earth,
you don't have that many choices (little people).

--
Dan

Something about that just feels wrong. Gives me a case of the willies.

Dobbs

Something about that just feels wrong. Gives me a case of the willies.

Dobbs

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>SRDas wrote:
> >>
> >>>This may be of interest to some
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> >>>from BBC News Online
> >>>
> >>>Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
> >>>
> > for
> >
> >>>animals, in which one species can create another.
> >>>
> >>>They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
> >>>
> > the
> >
> >>>salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
> >>>
> >>>The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> >>>endangered species, they say in Nature.
> >>>
> >>>It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
> >>>
> > restaurants.
> >
> >>Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you
seen
> >>enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna
die!!!
> >>
> >>--
> >>Dan
> >>
> >
> > Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if
the
> > sushi that Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie
was real fish
> > or synthetic like every other animal that appears in the movie
afterwards.
>
> Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
be
> synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck
on Earth,
> you don't have that many choices (little people).
>

Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
Ford says..No No I want 2
Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to understand...)

Yes it was definitely sushi
And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>SRDas wrote:
> >>
> >>>This may be of interest to some
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>CELL SWAP COULD HELP CONSERVATION
> >>>from BBC News Online
> >>>
> >>>Japanese scientists have developed a new kind of assisted reproduction
> >>>
> > for
> >
> >>>animals, in which one species can create another.
> >>>
> >>>They implanted tissue from trout embryos into salmon embryos; and when
> >>>
> > the
> >
> >>>salmon became adults and mated, they produced trout.
> >>>
> >>>The researchers suggest this could be a way to improve the chances of
> >>>endangered species, they say in Nature.
> >>>
> >>>It could also help secure supplies of bluefin tuna for sushi
> >>>
> > restaurants.
> >
> >>Or create some freak of nature fish that eats people!!! Haven't you
seen
> >>enough scare movies to know we're in great danger! We're all gonna
die!!!
> >>
> >>--
> >>Dan
> >>
> >
> > Ages ago when I first saw the movie "Bladerunner" I always wondered if
the
> > sushi that Harrison Ford orders and eats in the early part of the movie
was real fish
> > or synthetic like every other animal that appears in the movie
afterwards.
>
> Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
be
> synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck
on Earth,
> you don't have that many choices (little people).
>

Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
Ford says..No No I want 2
Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to understand...)

Yes it was definitely sushi
And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck
>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
>
> Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> Ford says..No No I want 2
> Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to understand...)


That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
is involved.


> Yes it was definitely sushi
> And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish

If the chef could afford real fish, you think he'd still be
on Earth?

--
Dan

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're stuck
>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
>
> Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> Ford says..No No I want 2
> Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to understand...)


That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
is involved.


> Yes it was definitely sushi
> And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish

If the chef could afford real fish, you think he'd still be
on Earth?

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
> >>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
stuck
> >>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
> >
> > Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> > The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> > Ford says..No No I want 2
> > Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
understand...)
>
>
> That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
> showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
> is involved.
>

That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering sushi.
Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
sushi.
That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because they
used
real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.

> > Yes it was definitely sushi
> > And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish
>
> If the chef could afford real fish, you think he'd still be
> on Earth?

Good point.

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
> >>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
stuck
> >>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
> >
> > Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> > The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> > Ford says..No No I want 2
> > Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
understand...)
>
>
> That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
> showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
> is involved.
>

That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering sushi.
Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
sushi.
That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because they
used
real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.

> > Yes it was definitely sushi
> > And yes you are right, it must have been synthetic fish
>
> If the chef could afford real fish, you think he'd still be
> on Earth?

Good point.

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Musashi wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
>>>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
>>>>
> stuck
>
>>>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
>>>>
>>>Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
>>>The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
>>>Ford says..No No I want 2
>>>Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
>>>
> understand...)
>
>>
>>That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
>>showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
>>is involved.
>>
>>
>
> That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering sushi.
> Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
> sushi.
> That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because they
> used real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.

So what was your impression of the Naked Sushi in Rising Sun?

--
Dan

Musashi wrote:

> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Musashi wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would definately
>>>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
>>>>
> stuck
>
>>>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
>>>>
>>>Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
>>>The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
>>>Ford says..No No I want 2
>>>Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
>>>
> understand...)
>
>>
>>That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
>>showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
>>is involved.
>>
>>
>
> That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering sushi.
> Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
> sushi.
> That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because they
> used real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.

So what was your impression of the Naked Sushi in Rising Sun?

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>Musashi wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would
definately
> >>>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
> >>>>
> > stuck
> >
> >>>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
> >>>>
> >>>Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> >>>The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> >>>Ford says..No No I want 2
> >>>Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
> >>>
> > understand...)
> >
> >>
> >>That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
> >>showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
> >>is involved.
> >>
> >>
> >
> > That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering
sushi.
> > Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
> > sushi.
> > That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because
they
> > used real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.
>
> So what was your impression of the Naked Sushi in Rising Sun?
>
> --
> Dan

I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience cracking
up.
Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of drunk
men
can do.
As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room temperature
is
is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
because of
the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and therefore it would
not be
good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats quickly with a
Nyotai mori.

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
>
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>Musashi wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>Did he eat sushi? I thought he was eating noodles. It would
definately
> >>>>be synth! Remember what Zhora said about her snake. But when you're
> >>>>
> > stuck
> >
> >>>>on Earth, you don't have that many choices (little people).
> >>>>
> >>>Ford asks for 2 pieces at the counter.
> >>>The Itamae says "Hitotsu de ii desu yo" (One is enough)
> >>>Ford says..No No I want 2
> >>>Itamae (reluctantly)..."wakatte kudasai yo" (please try to
> >>>
> > understand...)
> >
> >>
> >>That's right. I remember him say 2. I don't recall if they
> >>showed what he ate though. I usually pay attention when sushi
> >>is involved.
> >>
> >>
> >
> > That film was in 1982. Just about when Americans started discovering
sushi.
> > Or maybe more accurately, Hollywood started showing movie stars eating
> > sushi.
> > That scene stuck in my head not only because of the sushi but because
they
> > used real Japanese spoken correctly, something not so common until then.
>
> So what was your impression of the Naked Sushi in Rising Sun?
>
> --
> Dan

I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience cracking
up.
Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of drunk
men
can do.
As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room temperature
is
is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
because of
the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and therefore it would
not be
good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats quickly with a
Nyotai mori.

Musashi wrote:
>
> I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience cracking up.
> Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of drunk
> men can do.

It must take a long time to prepare it too.

> As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room temperature
> is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
> because of the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and therefore it would
> not be good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats quickly with a
> Nyotai mori.

My favorite sushi scene is from Other People's Money.

--
Dan

Musashi wrote:
>
> I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience cracking up.
> Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of drunk
> men can do.

It must take a long time to prepare it too.

> As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room temperature
> is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
> because of the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and therefore it would
> not be good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats quickly with a
> Nyotai mori.

My favorite sushi scene is from Other People's Money.

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
> >
> > I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience
cracking up.
> > Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of
drunk
> > men can do.
>
> It must take a long time to prepare it too.
>
> > As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room
temperature
> > is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
> > because of the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and
therefore it would
> > not be good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats
quickly with a
> > Nyotai mori.
>
> My favorite sushi scene is from Other People's Money.
>
> --
> Dan
>

Hmm....Danny Devito? Drawing a blank. I "think" I saw that movie but
can't remember.

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Musashi wrote:
> >
> > I thought it was pretty silly and I remember most of the audience
cracking up.
> > Nyotai Mori clearly belongs in the category of silly things a bunch of
drunk
> > men can do.
>
> It must take a long time to prepare it too.
>
> > As sushi conisseurs we all know that cool to no more than room
temperature
> > is best for sushi. In fact, historically women did not become itamaes
> > because of the belief that womens' hands were hotter than mens, and
therefore it would
> > not be good for the neta. So I can only assume that everyone eats
quickly with a
> > Nyotai mori.
>
> My favorite sushi scene is from Other People's Money.
>
> --
> Dan
>

Hmm....Danny Devito? Drawing a blank. I "think" I saw that movie but
can't remember.

Dan and Musashi - "Blade Runner" was spectacular, absolutely one of a
kind! Almost as great as *2001*. I didn't catch, or have forgotten,
the sushi order. I would have said he ordered noodles too.

werewolf wrote:
> Dan and Musashi - "Blade Runner" was spectacular, absolutely one of a
> kind! Almost as great as *2001*. I didn't catch, or have forgotten,
> the sushi order. I would said he ordered noodles too.

I remember him saying two pieces, but never connected that it was sushi.
He was eating the noodles when Gaff comes up to him. Maybe if I understood
Japanese it would have sunk in.. cuz I know I've watched the movie enough
times.

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> werewolf wrote:
> > Dan and Musashi - "Blade Runner" was spectacular, absolutely one of a
> > kind! Almost as great as *2001*. I didn't catch, or have forgotten,
> > the sushi order. I would said he ordered noodles too.
>
> I remember him saying two pieces, but never connected that it was sushi.
> He was eating the noodles when Gaff comes up to him. Maybe if I
understood
> Japanese it would have sunk in.. cuz I know I've watched the movie enough
> times.
>
> --
> Dan
>
Dan
Ever read the book?
John

John Droge wrote:
> "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>werewolf wrote:
>>
>>>Dan and Musashi - "Blade Runner" was spectacular, absolutely one of a
>>>kind! Almost as great as *2001*. I didn't catch, or have forgotten,
>>>the sushi order. I would said he ordered noodles too.
>>
>>I remember him saying two pieces, but never connected that it was sushi.
>>He was eating the noodles when Gaff comes up to him. Maybe if I
>
> understood
>
>>Japanese it would have sunk in.. cuz I know I've watched the movie enough
>>times.
>>
>>--
>>Dan
>>
>
> Dan
> Ever read the book?

No, I've never been much of a book reader.. I know I'm missing out.

--
Dan

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> John Droge wrote:
> > "Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>werewolf wrote:
> >>
> >>>Dan and Musashi - "Blade Runner" was spectacular, absolutely one of a
> >>>kind! Almost as great as *2001*. I didn't catch, or have forgotten,
> >>>the sushi order. I would said he ordered noodles too.
> >>
> >>I remember him saying two pieces, but never connected that it was sushi.
> >>He was eating the noodles when Gaff comes up to him. Maybe if I
> >
> > understood
> >
> >>Japanese it would have sunk in.. cuz I know I've watched the movie
enough
> >>times.
> >>
> >>--
> >>Dan
> >>
> >
> > Dan
> > Ever read the book?
>
> No, I've never been much of a book reader.. I know I'm missing out.
>
> --
> Dan
>
Dan
The book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and the movie are only
loosely related. This is one of the few cases where myself I liked the
movie (especially the directors cut) way better then the book.
John

"Dan
The book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and the movie are only
loosely related. This is one of the few cases where myself I liked
the
movie (especially the directors cut) way better then the book.
John"


Awesome film! So far i've only seen it on VCR. I'd really like to see
it on a big screen, or DVD - well, the latter shouldn't be that hard
to do!

http://imdb.com/title/tt0083658/combined

werewolf wrote:
> "Dan
> The book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and the movie are only
> loosely related. This is one of the few cases where myself I liked
> the
> movie (especially the directors cut) way better then the book.
> John"
>
>
> Awesome film! So far i've only seen it on VCR. I'd really like to see
> it on a big screen, or DVD - well, the latter shouldn't be that hard
> to do!

I've seen the Director's cut and the original.. and I think I prefer the
original with the voice overs.

--
Dan