Yost likes his Yeast, eh? #
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 21:24 GMT
Alright, that's all I really had to say.
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 20:01 GMT
Didn't any of those idiots ever see The Andromeda Strain?
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 21:24 GMT
Alright, that's all I really had to say.
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 21:24 GMT
Man will destroi itselfe due to its own curiosity.
They sai that: Crab has lost its head, because of its curiosity!
How stupid this people are. Thinking that because they are scientists, PhDs, etc, they can do anything and go as far as they want to, putting the entire world in the line of fire.
I wonder why they didn't made this experiment in the Space Station? Scared about the result? Not sure about what they are going into?
May God (whereve God) have mercy of our soul!!
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 21:24 GMT
SPACE THRUSH, itchy astro-fannies ahoy.
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 22:16 GMT
Was that a joke? Did you really just say that?
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 22:16 GMT
I, for one, welcome our yeast-infected overlords.
Posted Wednesday 29th April 2009 22:47 GMT
I'll second that joke inquiry. Cos really... Just wow, if it wasn't a joke.
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 09:01 GMT
He's obviously
a) Catholic
b) Foreign
c) Fucked up
Blame the Nazi Pope. Or any previous incumbents.
All religion is Bollocks. Except maybe Budhism. But that's more a way of life...
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 09:01 GMT
I wonder how a batch of imperial stout comes out if it's brewed in microgravity.
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 09:01 GMT
It seems like amanfrommars went to space, met some bacteria and is evolving...
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 09:06 GMT
I'll sign that petition.
I googled 'crab head curiosity' and couldn't find any links to morality tales (though did find 'Germans lack curiosity about meat-derived products') so think it may be a brand new one. Pissed Xenu?
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 10:30 GMT
it is well known from movies that cosmic radiation triggers high mutation rate, which helps bacteria to evolve more malignant and drug-resistent.
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 11:38 GMT
This is obviously part of Obama's plan to make America better liked by improving the quality of its beer (not difficult).
Maybe they could fashion a beer goggle (monoggle?) for the Hubble Space Telescope. Now that's what I call science!
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 11:38 GMT
... a trio of female rappers with hygiene problems?
A: The Yeasty Girls
(Don't worry, I'm leaving)
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 11:55 GMT
im thinking you need to read the story again
they are not putting yeast in space because its too dangerous to experiment here
they are putting yeast in space because that is where bacteria becomes more dangerous.
numpty !!
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 13:07 GMT
How can the satellite be nano-sized if the yeast is micro-sized?
Or is this some new Reg definition of the SI prefixes to go with the Reg Standard Units? ;-)
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 19:44 GMT
Bread or beer yeast, which are two strains of the same yeast, up there. If they survive, than maybe the stuff that we use to make beer and bread, ARE really gifts from the "gods," and ancient civilizations were right after all!
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 19:44 GMT
The article clearly stated they are using BAKER's yeast, not brewer's yeast, an entirely different critter. So no Imperial stouts or other tasty beverages. I'm not sure I'd want to drink something fermented with mutated space yeast anyway. I'll stick with tried and true English Ale or California Ale strains from White Labs, with an occasional lager or Hefeweizen.
Posted Thursday 30th April 2009 19:44 GMT
American beer would be much better if they'd stop making it out of rice. That's right-- rice! Budweiser is NOT beer.