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Scientists Create Method Of Uploading Your Entire Body To A Computer

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alphanumeric1971
06/09/09

In reply to Scientists Create Method Of Uploading Your Entire Body To A Computer
Why the hell would I want to do that? I would want a better model than the one I'm stuck with now!!!
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phoenix
06/09/09

@alphanumeric1971: This is what I was thinking! Hell, if I'm going to upload myself to a computer, I want to review it when I'm done:

"Yeah, trim a little there...and can you take off a few inches around the waist? Yeah now add some muscle there...and oh yeah definitely trim that down. Can you make me a couple inches taller? Yeah, that's it..."
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