Re: SF Politics and Super Tuesday

On 8 Feb 2008 18:11:21 GMT, "Michael S. Schiffer"
<mschiffe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>Of course, if he doesn't have any powers, that makes it easier to 
>run blood tests and get other cell samples, which (depending on how 
>Kryptonians are being ****trayed in a given week, and how deeply they 
>probe) may well turn up anomalies.  (At one point in the 90s, I 
>think Superman was said to have a triple-helix in his chromosomes, 
>for example, which might make for some interesting PCR results if 
>things got that far.  On the other hand, as previously observed, in 
>the Silver Age Superman's blood was not only human-compatible, but 
>could bestow tem****ary super-powers.)

Is PCR testing typically done on a random foundling? Assuming for the
moment that you wouldn't tell the government that there is anything
special about the boy, because you don't weant him to be exhibit A at Area
51.

Jasper