The DNA of chocolate is to be investigated.
An ideal candydate for barcoding, I would have thought.
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Last updated: Thursday, 26 Jun 2008 - 12:10 UTC
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“dna” “barcoding”
The above, of course, should have been in tags. “Apologies”.
Wow! What an incredible piece of marketing.
I read this and then felt I had to go down 4 flights of stairs to the snack machine to get a Mars bar. I guess I can claim I’m supporting science. That’s what I do whenever I drink Carlsberg.
Was that an ice-cream Mars bar or a deep-fried Mars bar in batter?
“Apologies”. “ice-cream mars bar” or “deep-fried Mars bar in batter”?
“narrows eyes”
“runs away”
“looks momentarily confused”
Excuse me, Madam, but does this bus go to the station?
Wonders if this thread will get into the 2008 Blog Book?
So long as you don’t ask Mr Darwin to write it, Frank, as it might take him rather many years to complete the collection. Then, just as he is about to publish it, Alfred Gee Zimovic will come along having had a similar idea, but with pieces collected in 20 minutes sprint round the blogosphere and compiled in a similar number of nanoseconds by LULU — and he will have to accept them as coauthors on a combined volume.
“candydate”
har har hardy har har
Hmmm. As one of the judges for the 2008 blog book, I might suggest to the Editor that we allow a ‘comments’ section.
‘bar’ coding?
sigh
Well, I heard some snickers.
Is this where I come in and ask if it is a “deep-fried snicker” or an “ice-cream snicker”? (As I believe a mars bar is known as a snicker bar in some parts of the world).
Better dash off before any eyes get narrowed…;-)
Have you heard the news about the new Chinese diet? You’re allowed to eat whatever you want but you’re only allowed one chopstick.
… and you can’t swallow it. The food. Not the chopstick. Doh. That didn’t turn out too well, did it?