Evening tech news: A Web site meant to promote upcoming film drama "Godsend" is stirring controversy among people who -- and he's offering prizes for the most creative "mash-up."
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i agree. i recently came across bonsai kitten, and i spent about 10 seconds wondering if the publisher was really cruel to animals.
but then my (average) brain came out of hibernation and i realized it was just a funny joke. especially if you love kitties.
I was hoping to get a mini-me.
No way im seeing that movie now.
Not after they built and crushed my dreams like that.
I don't know what the news about mixing David Bowie's music is doing here: the tools they supply is Windows-only. And the entry is in WMA. So...?
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It's amazing that people are so thin skinned that they'd get upset over a fake cloning site.
This reminds me of the Bonsai Kitten site from a few years back. It gave detailed instructions, complete with fake supplies and diagrams, on how you could raise a kitten in a jar and force it to the shape of the jar. There were scores of "testimonials", and a FAQ page It was an obvious and twisted joke pushed to great lengths, but absolutely hilarious!
Stupidity reigns, I suppose.