[Impy]

The new movie "Jurassic World," in which scientists tamper with DNA to create a super-dinosaur that gets out of control, doesn't just recycle ideas from the original "Jurassic Park." It recycles the same fears that inspired the novel "Frankenstein" 200 years ago -- the idea that if humans alter nature's perfect design, we'll pay a terrible price. But it's nature that is terrible. We should alter it. "Living with nature" means fighting for food, freezing in the cold and dying young.

I hated the message of "Jurassic Park", that it was "wrong" to clone dinosaurs. OF COURSE you're gonna clone dinosaurs and put them in zoo if you could. Duh. No reason not too. I doubt any T-rex godzilla rampages would happen.

[NFHale]

“...I doubt any T-rex godzilla rampages would happen....”

Umm, I dunno... I remember this one time in Hoboken... I was REALLY drunk, see, and there was this...

Oh... wait.. Never mind. That was the infamous “Hoboken Hooker Incident”...

We don’t talk about that anymore...