My hope is that we will create GM mice that can catch themselves thus negating the need for traps altogether
From the Design A New Mousetrap challenge. See all 210 entries (closed)
( , Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:05, archived)
From the Design A New Mousetrap challenge. See all 210 entries (closed)
( , Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:05, archived)
Can't they just GM them to auto-balance the cheese?
You know, with SCIENCE™
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:07,
archived)
or just gm them to die of natural causes
it's gotta be a lot less mucking about
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:09,
archived)
clearly science really isn't all it's cranked up to be
i've never trusted science anyway
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:17,
archived)
how did they attach the spring to mouse tissue?...
...i expect this to cause problems within the mousal community.
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:10,
archived)
Good idea
You could also make mice out of cheese so that they eat themselves/eachother.
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:11,
archived)
now that i can do!
*gets the will it blend blender out*
one lump or two?
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:19,
archived)
one lump or two?
Despite this being nicely done, I feel this idea is inherently flawed.
It would only trap mice on the back of other mice, and the entire mouse population would be destroyed, thus ruining fun for cats and hawks. The spring may also rip apart the flesh on the back of the mouse.
3/10. Needs more Buffy
See me.
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:16,
archived)
3/10. Needs more Buffy
See me.
Cats and hawks could start chasing each other to relieve the boredom
"the entire mouse population would be destroyed"
Therefore job done.
( ,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:21,
archived)
Therefore job done.