Happy Cuttlefish

7 Responses to Happy Cuttlefish

1. Scott Keir says:

   22 December 2008 at 09:07

   Ah, Steffi just pointed this out on one of my blog posts
   And my comment is the same, look at the mouseover and bow before the superiority of the CS grads!
2. Richard P. Grant says:

   22 December 2008 at 09:13

   Ah yes, your ‘link for the rest of us’ came after my post. That’s the thing with biologists, if they see something broken they’ll just steam ahead with the clone army anyway.
3. Scott Keir says:

   22 December 2008 at 09:31

   if they see something broken they’ll just steam ahead with the clone army anyway.
   Nothing to worry about, then! Hurray!
4. Katherine Haxton says:

   22 December 2008 at 15:00

   Until the chemists come along with their latest cytotoxic compound, and erradicate the masses…
5. Eva Amsen says:

   22 December 2008 at 16:40

   I saw this last night and laughed, until I realized I might be a chemist by biologist standards and then I quickly closed all the doors and windows and wore my protective hat and hid under the bed.
6. Richard P. Grant says:

   22 December 2008 at 20:02

   I’m a biochemist by training. I’ll take you all on.
7. Eva Amsen says:

   22 December 2008 at 22:34

   Well, but so am I. My MSc in Chemistry says that I majored in Biochemistry, and my PhD is in Biochemistry (even though I did cell biology in the lab). Plus, I also have an additional MSc degree in Pharmacology, so I know about drugs, mwahaha… >:)
   I don’t know about cuttlefish, though, so I’m still scared.

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