Do Replicants have a 'belly button'?
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2003 6:10 pmDon't know if we've ever covered this - but, do they?
I mean, if we assume that replicant's are human clones then you would have to assume that they're 'grown' in test tubes, wouldn't you? If that were true would they have a navel?
If they're not grown in tubes then what's the alternative? 'Natural' born from surrogate mothers?
So, if they don't have naturally occuring navels, would Tyrell corp would have to 'put one in' then?
Hang on a minute - I seem to recall a sci-fi series a few years back - about space marines ("Space: Above and Beyond", I think); some of them were clones. They were nicknamed 'tanks' because they were grown in tanks and they had a navel on the back of their neck! Scrap the VK machine, just go and look at a Rep's neck!
I mean, if we assume that replicant's are human clones then you would have to assume that they're 'grown' in test tubes, wouldn't you? If that were true would they have a navel?
If they're not grown in tubes then what's the alternative? 'Natural' born from surrogate mothers?
So, if they don't have naturally occuring navels, would Tyrell corp would have to 'put one in' then?
Hang on a minute - I seem to recall a sci-fi series a few years back - about space marines ("Space: Above and Beyond", I think); some of them were clones. They were nicknamed 'tanks' because they were grown in tanks and they had a navel on the back of their neck! Scrap the VK machine, just go and look at a Rep's neck!
