+1 subby

If you only worked in something about baby back ribonucleics, it would've been perfect.

(reposted from other thread)

Nicely done, subby!

I see what you did there.

Very clever, subby.

+1

Well played.

+1

I almost -1 ed it. Damn you public school.

+1 subbs

[Applause] and +1

This headline is useless. Everyone knows a pig and an elephant's DNA just won't splice.

I had to look at TFA to get the joke, but well done submitter, well done.

THIS is what the Ethan Hawke movie should have been about.

Great jorb, subby! +1

FTA: "The pig is the ideal animal to look at lifestyle and health issues in the United States,"

You think!



/ Hot!
// btw, +1 Fatmitter Nicely done.

And the anticodon for bacon is of course del ici ous.

+1

Took me a while to get it.

Damn good job submitter.

Awesome.

This bears repeating:

The pig is the ideal animal to look at lifestyle and health issues in the United States.

-1 subby. Where's the stop codon?!

/Not that it matters from a liter.

Arkanaut: -1 subby. Where's the stop codon?!

/Not that it matters from a liter.

I once wanted to get a license plate that had start stop codons

Mmmm delicious genetically engineered bacon.
/GMO FTW

That sequence doesn't encode a functional protein.

Mentat: That sequence doesn't encode a functional protein.

The joke went over your head sir.

And I was coming here thinking there were too many code letters in that.

I was almost hoping somebody discovered a couple new amino acids...

Now that would have been neat.
/bummer

I was hoping they found the gene that made people love bacon. Then we can put it in the water supplies of the world, Jews and Muslims will come together with Christians, united by the love of bacon. But alas...

BalugaJoe: Mentat: That sequence doesn't encode a functional protein.

The joke went over your head sir.

It was my first thought too, sadly :(

BalugaJoe: Mentat: That sequence doesn't encode a functional protein.

The joke went over your head sir.

No, it didn't. Look up and you might see mine.