Re: pig ink problems
But think of how easily you could clone them -- just print yourself some
more delicious bacon!
Bruce Roorda wrote:
>Pig ink? I can imagine the campaign--"Pork, the other white substrate".
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>Then the discussion of differences in texture and print longevity on Chester
>Whites, Yorkshires and Large Whites--and there'd be the problem of color
>change of printed pigs displayed in sunlight. Chester Whites are
>particularly subject to sunburn.
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>The Danish Landrace might be more readily available to Europeans.
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>Developing the pig printer may be more of a technical challenge than
>adapting current inkjets to print on CD's..
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>Bruce Roorda
>Possum Hill Farm
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