DreamTech International

Stephanie 98.01.31: Thank you for this web site!!! It helped me alot with my essay in english!!!!!
Piefke3000 lethal@innocent.com 98.01.31: Excellent! And such a professional web design! Gonna clone that ; )
Gregor 98.01.31: Oh my God!
This is horrible! Imagine they clone me and I am fooling myself with sites like this.
Norbert nobbone@muenchen.org 98.01.30: Cool :-)

Make me hmm a million minions and i rule the world!!!

*wipe tears from eyes, laughing*
Torsten Hübenthal 98.01.30: Yes, I love this site! Can you send me 3 Schiffers for a price of two? I think, that would be a nice birthday present for my friends ;-)
Jeremy Scowler52@AOL.Com 98.01.30: Just checking out info for school project.
xxxxx 98.01.30: What are the success rates of your cloning experiments. What I would like to know is what percentage of patients transferred with cloned embryos get pregnant
john doe 98.01.30: dis iz dope. i wanna clone brad pitt
hilda ooops@USC.edu 98.01.30: Hey
Can I get an Ethiopian surrogate mother?
hilda ooops@USC.edu 98.01.30: Hey
Can I get an Ethiopian surrogate mother?
Jennifer Williams 98.01.30: I am decidedly anti-cloning. I don't care what they say
about all the myths! I read "Brave New World"! It was
TOTALLY scarey man....

Jennifer
Jennifer Williams 98.01.30: I am decidedly anti-cloning. I don't care what they say
about all the myths! I read "Brave New World"! It was
TOTALLY scarey man....

Jennifer
Cloner 98.01.30: I not only a client, but also the clone president of the Dreamtech..
RolesOne ramemije@uci.edu 98.01.30: Hey, clone like ten of me, please.
h 98.01.30: i only have a dollar...
Kaya Hoodlum 98.01.30: Hey everybody, this is SSSSOOOOOO cool. I love everyone.
Deepak Kaushik dkaushik@uci.edu 98.01.30: What the hell???
Kaya Hoodlum 98.01.30: Hey everybody, this is SSSSOOOOOO cool. I love everyone.
Harris 98.01.30: Hello Class W39C..
shiela 98.01.30: Uhh...I don't understand is this for real?
What da @$%&!! $#@^%@here.com 98.01.30: This is soo @^#%ing dope.
g g 98.01.30: is this real?
A. Lee 98.01.30: I think it would be great if we could clone humans to get blood and organs for people who need transplants. I think it is wrong to deny people a transplant, if there is the tecnology to get them what they need!
Truc truc@justclowning.com 98.01.30: Way cool website! Could you clone a bunch of Monika and Bill? Change the gender of the latter. We need a lot more loving women hopping around. Kenny Starr should be busy again in another twenty years.
Mark Shanahan mashanah@poi.net 98.01.30: This is a great site....thanks for all the work. Its about time someone thought of the other side of the coin!!
Good work guys...
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D dmonster10@aol.com 98.01.28: I'm really looking for the most information I can get before I submit an opinion on the topic. I am writing a paper on the subject right now and need some influence to side me with pro or con. I'm just really not sure. Some aspects of the topic I find unethical, yet very scientificaly redeeming. I could please use some help.
D dmonster10@aol.com 98.01.28: I'm really looking for the most information I can get before I submit an opinion on the topic. I am writing a paper on the subject right now and need some influence to side me with pro or con. I'm just really not sure. Some aspects of the topic I find unethical, yet very scientificaly redeeming. I could please use some help.
Matt Hess night1@erols.com 98.01.26: One question about cloning..... if I clone myself and thrity years downthe road come down with a terminal disease, won't my brain be compatible with my clones body for a brain transplant?
This is a great site. This subject is, as others say, a funny subject. A lot of thought has gone into the moral arguments of cloning. Too bad Billy Clinton doesn't come here.
When will accelerated growth become available so I can date my clone...?
Archana no, i don't think so... 98.01.26: Nice webpage. For every issue we need pro- and anti-. I just think this debate is pretty funny! If you pull yourself out of it and just watch, you would think so too. So what's my stand? Well, i think the best way to "deal with the threat of cloning" is by facing our fears. Do it. See what happens. Don't make assumptions based on ignorance.
JP 98.01.26: In terms of issues, cloning reminds me most of abortion.

There will be at least one valid usage for cloning where the benefits will outweigh any concerns. This will lead to cloning being practiced at some point in the future. There will also be many usages that are completely unacceptable. And there will be grey areas, where different people have different opinions based on their moral and religious backgrounds. We as a society will have to come to grips with the choices this new technology gives us and how we want to use it, and this will take lots of time.

JP
Mary Thompson P0RTlSHEAD@aol.com 98.01.26: This was a very interesting webpage with good information, however it is really scary. To think people will do this in the future is mind boggling.
Lina D'Orazio FunkyMango.aol.com 98.01.25: Could you please send me some information on the pro's of cloning. I have to write an editorial for my campus paper and I want to beat the pants off the anti-cloning column!!!
Ingo Ramann IngoRamann@gmx.net 98.01.24: Mein Standpunkt ist dieser.
Genie und Wahnsinn sind dicht beieinander.
Das ist ein allseits bekantes Fakt.
Giggles 98.01.24: I am doing a report on cloning and I have just finished reading some of your testimonies. HOW DISGUSTING!! Why would you want a clone of someone? If you continue cloning there will be no genetic differences and we will all be bored with each other. Did you ever think about that?
Bernhard Miszczuk bernhard.miszczuk@ibm.net 98.01.24: Please clone me, so my girl friend have two of me (us ?).
Brian Hall brianhal@mesa.chs.k12.us 98.01.24: Please send us some mail on the pros of cloning.
Marc Bourkel mb@http.lu 98.01.24: Hey,
weird website. The famous German news agency dpa today posted a story about your site. The writer of this article has to be a clone or a clown :-)
You should post the names and addresses of the Dummies who ordered a clone ;-)
cya/luxi
Teri Gonzalez 98.01.24: Like a few people, I am doing a research paper on cloning ans came across your web page. Great job! Your articles really helped.
Thanks.
Jochen Kaiser jnkaiser@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de 98.01.23: When will you offer genetic testing to ask the most important question in my life:
Am I real or am I a clone?
And how many copies of me a walking around here ...? :-)
Rassilon Rassilon79@Hotmail.com 98.01.23: This was a very amusing and superbly proffessional looking web
page. Someone obviously put a lot of time, creativity, and
research into making this spoof appear like the web site of a real
biomedical services company, and it shows. Loved it!!
I see though, from some of the other comments printed on this page , that despite your websites' clear illumination of the facts
concerning cloning and, it's examination and lucid debunking of
the many odious myths surrounding it, that many people still fail to understand what cloning is and isn't and what it does and does not offer. Unfortunetly, the general public has been very ill-informed as to the realities of cloning by the popular media, and these entrenched errata persist in clouding the subject in a gharish haze of half-truths,empty "facts", and wild surmises.
On this page I see comments on how cloning could be good for producing large numbers of feed animals quickly to keep up with Earths' hungry masses or, questions of whether the cloned human is a "real" person with the same emotions as the rest of us. There were also expressed baffling opinions that seemed to say that the clones would be some sort of large population of possibly disgruntled pseudo-humans that might bring down civilisation in a
kind of "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" scenario. Someones' been taking thier science fiction a little too seriously.
A few, and hopefully helpful, answers: (1) Cloning is not a faster and/or cheaper way to produce large numbers of feed animals as it cannot produce a clone animal any faster or more abundantly than the standard methods of animal reproduction. (2) A human clone will not be some sort of synthetic facsimile of a human being, like Data on Star Trek, but a real, flesh and blood person like you and I, whose emotional capacity will be determined by its' personal experiences, environment, and upbringing after its' birth. (3) Again, human clones will not be a mass-produced population of organo-plastic humanoids; and are unlikely to be forced by social ostricism and/or oppression to bond together in revolutionary-hungry solidarity and attempt to bring down the government.
See ya' and thanks for listening.
russell Texzcowboy@aol.com 98.01.23: your site is great, keep adding on. I learned more on your satirical spoof that on some other more devoted site. Many people need to get over the myths of cloning, and the imaginary horrors that hold prejustice toward cloning and open thier eyes. We are just beginning to explore cloning and many problems still stand in our way, but if used wisely it will be a great benefit to society.
Eliina Estasusana@aol.com 98.01.23: This is a great site. Finally someone is looking at the lighter side of this dreadfully serious issue. People are afraid of what they don't understand, and most people don't really understand cloning.
Bookworm 98.01.23: Thanks alot! I printed several articles for my A.G. debate. Now I have to get twelve more! You bums! I hate spoof sites.
Acidwarp Acidwarp_7@hotmail.com 98.01.23: I believe that cloning is inevitable in our lifetime. It's just a matter if society accepts it. I am very interested in the idea of cloning as I wish to pursure it in my future. I think that it is perfectly normal to clone. There are many benefits to clones as have been mentioned in this guestbook. For example, we could clone ample ammounts of food for our growing population. Also, we could clone spare body parts for if/when we need a transplant of some sort. Wouldn't it be better to get a transplat of your own genetic material rather then that of a strangers?
I don't believe cloning another Hitler will create World War III. I say this because when you clone, it is a reproduction of genetic material. The way people act is a summery of their life experiences. How they go through ther experiences may effect how the react to them, but it has nothing to do with their genetic material. There is all that research done on identical twins seperated at birth. They share the same genetic makeup, but lived seperate lives, making they unique individuals with a few similarities.
I believe that we have a lot to concider before we start cloning humans, but for the mean time, we should carry on cloning animals for food.
As for saving endangered animals....if they are fading away, do you not think that's because their survival on our planet is too hard anymore with humans. So, cloning them would do no good unless we cloned a whole new world to put them on.
Socrates DWillman@Nowhere.Net 98.01.22: Cloning has opened new worlds for me. I am a member of MABLA, Man-Boy Love Association. I believe in legalizing intercourse between consenting underage boys and adult men. Cloning has provided our group with a supply of small boys otherwise difficult to obtain. I have been raising a sturdy lad for three years and in another three, we will be able to share physical love as well as the emotional we have already. Cloning has made for a revolution for all of us poorly-undrestood and often put-down pedophiles. Thank you for making my fondest dreams come true.
who knows???? 98.01.22: I have to do a research paper for biology, and I found this site on a search I did. When I first saw it, I thought the information given was great and very informative and I printed some of the stuff. But when I came to the stuff like price list and order form and testimonials, I was blown away. It was so stupid and fake, although some of it was funny. I could not believe that this was all a funny lie and that there are people dumb enough to believe all of this even when they have not even successfully cloned humans yet. I'm going to a web site with valid information.
Sara Morley 98.01.21: You have a fun web page.I was just browsing.CYA
Cheryl Cheryl 118@aol.com 98.01.21: I am researching cloning for my biology class. I just started today and stumbled onto your web site. I had heard the news about a possible human cloning but your site almost had me believing it was already true. Thanks for all the information and the fun I had while visiting.
JollyGreen13 JollyGrn13 98.01.20: Me jamo Regina. Yo hablo mucho un scientifico. Y tu? Adios su amigos.
Keith 98.01.20: Ha Ha! Finally a little satire in an otherwise poker-faced issue. I enjoyed reading the web page, although the fact that a real company doing the 'buisiness' of cloning could appear one day, is a frightening concept.
Johan Lorentzon j_lorentzon@hotmail.com 98.01.19: Who gives the man right to play with mothernature...
Let the Earth be as destroyed as it already is.
We have no right to create life this way.

Stopp the cloning before it's to late.
K. Raines bart7734@aol.com 98.01.19: Clone me!
OLEN HILL 98.01.19: I DON'T KNOW IF MAN IS READY TO PLAY GOD. HE NEEDS TO LEARN WHAT TO DO WITH WHAT HE HAS NOW.
sherri moniz sherri599 at aol.com 98.01.19: im doing a debate for school and im for cloning i was wondering if it was possible if you could please send me
some information on it. It would be greatly appreciated
Kareem saidh@emirates.net.ae 98.01.17: I want a cloned baby girl from late Diana for my baby boy,
now he is five year old.

My plan is that when he reach 25 year old, he can get married with the clone girl.

I think it will be the best investment for my child for his future.
Julie 98.01.17: I am helping my Mom look up information on the internet for a research paper she is doing. The articles have been very helpful and informative-Thanks!
James Davis jrdavis@ucsd.edu 98.01.17: Would like more info on getting involved in this feild of research.
Heather Hmm5@aol.com 98.01.17: I was getting ready to do a report. THANX!!!!
Tracie 98.01.17: I am doing a term paper for English class on the moral issues of human cloning. I believe if we clone a person, they will be too emotionally unstable to make it in our society. They will have 3 different mothers 1) The mother who the cells came from. 2) The mother who had them in their womb and gave birth to them. 3) The mother who raised them. It would be so terrible to have to say that your mom is actually your grandmother. Plus, after watching Boys of Brazil, and reading Brave New World, it should be obvious we are playing with technology we can't handle.
James nac1@erols.com 98.01.17: It's nice to see someone who grew up and still carries the dubious distinction of being the class clone.
Ed 98.01.16: It's wrong!
Victor kriket@erols.com 98.01.16: Cloning of humans is inevitable. The issue is how humanity will view and use it, and what effect those views and usages will have on the basic nature of humanity. For example, eternal life will fundamentally alter what it means to be human.
Richard Goold morpheus@myna.com 98.01.15: I am certainly all for cloning. If only others realised that we have been cloning plants naturally for ages, simply by cutting off a twig from a plant and growing it separately. Genetically identical, thus cloned, but still very unique. My greatest fear is the backlash from religions not prepared to accept what cloning may reveal.

To those who claim we are playing God (or whatever other deity you believe in) by creating life, all I have to say is that we are doing no more selection than that which we do in choosing partners.

If you believe in a soul, then that soul is not only present in a clone, but is different from the soul of the original person. Unless you refute the lessons of high school biology, there is no logical reason why a clone is any different from any other human being.

Personally, I look forward to the advances in health research cloning may bring. I sincerely doubt we will have a Brave New World, since we are cloning, not altering.

Richard
Rachel Tootsi101@aol.com 98.01.15: I feel that cloning has it's strong points, and its weaknesses. I am doing a report on cloning for a science debate. My stand on the issue for my project is that I'm pro-cloning, but in reality I'm not really sure. In one respect it could help save endangered animals. But in other respects, this could put a serious damper on what people believe. People are saying that this is making us equal to God. This could cause serious problems in religion areas with people and their believes. Thank you very much for listening to my comments.
Rachel
Sarah Fisher sarahdw@webtv.net 98.01.15: Why would you want to have all the problems that deal with cloning running around in your society? Cloning can lead to multiple crimes, genetic mutations, over population, and a societal mental breakdown!
James noselfnoi@aol.com 98.01.14: We could solve the Endangered Species problems. We could also feed more hungry people with freshly cloned farm animals.
Searfoss 98.01.14: I hope that all of you fearless surfers do realize that the author of this page is making a possible scenario for future cloning endevors. As a bioethnician, it is morally flawed to clone humans at this state as there is no guidlines for healthy and ethical cloning. Super-races can be created easily as the FAQ's point out. While we could make more Hilter's and Cindy Crawfords...we will make the extremes. Please, carefully consider the issues and make you own decision on cloning. Also, please be aware that the gentleman wishing to open a baby cloning clinic is real as it checks out on NPR. These issues hit home. While no cloning on humans has been successful, just give it a few more years and another 300 attempts and we will have Dolly Partan and not Dolly the Sheep.
Casey casey_wharton@yahoo.com 98.01.14: This is such an awesome site. I don't know where I stand on
cloning. Although I would like it if I got my very own Matt
Damon. I am doing a report on cloning for the book BRAVE NEW WORLD. Your site very effectively shows what would happen (be it good or bad) what would happen if cloning was legal.
aussie drevens aussie 169 98.01.14: i want a twin. i think that cloning is awsome. but don't clone my enemies.
Shaniqua Dennison 98.01.13: This is absolute bunk! No humans have been cloned yet you fools!
body bank director 98.01.13: to dream tech i think this is a cool site who ever made this is very mutch aware of what is goin on in the world today. be shure to check out my web site witch should be finished in about three months or so WWW.BODY BANK. IF YOU LIKE CLONING YOU'L LIKE BODY BANK.
Stephanie faspitch44@aol.com 98.01.13: We are talking about this in school and if anyone reading this has any information please send it to me... I would appreciate it very much
kleain tawil kleain@tm.net.my 98.01.13: Cloning is an interesting subject now. However, what will the outcome be like? Are they really humans? Do they have feelings and sympathy etc? It's difficult for the public to decide now whether it's right or wrong as these questions has no answer for now.
John Doe 98.01.13: Don't you people think that maybe cloning will be the end of mankind.
untitled 98.01.13: I have just started on this assighnment for school and it has
actually pretty interristing! I have learned alot.
But I really don't agree with the cloning idea because I think that nature should be able to do its job. And if they start cloning people it could start to get out of hand, especially if the cloned people start causing trouble. But like I said, LET NATURE DO ITS JOB!!!!!!!
Steve 98.01.12: I have very mixed feelings on this subject. One one side I feel that cloning should be banned because of my religious beliefs. I think that God intended me to be here and he is the creator of life and should decide whether or not a life should be created. On the other side I think that new science dicoveries like this one could be used to benefit human life. I guess what my conclusion is is that science is not bad or harmful, it is just how you use it that can be bad or harmful.
Eirka 98.01.12: Cloning....Could be good could be bad . Who knows I say leave it up to those who have the technology to decide how they will use it . Who knows it may or may not be good who are we to judge. I think cloning is technology that could help change the world 4 the better if we use it properly .
Bye!
Tee Marbles 98.01.11: As with any act in which no victim is involved, a ban on cloning would be needless and unwelcome interference in our lives. That is not to say that there is no role for legislation; due to the intense media interest in human cloning, I feel a necessary and appropriate precaution would be to ensure that the identity of anyone born via cloning should be protected with legal safeguards. Otherwise you'd have papparazzi and other intrusive media staff hounding Baby X right from the day he/she was born. Such safeguards would also prevent potential discrimination against those born via cloning.
Marlene Murphy marlene104@aol.com 98.01.11: I think that cloning is a great idea -- especially for people like myself who didn't get married until later in life and are therefore too old to have children. However, I believe this type of reproduction should be limitted to infertile couples and should be monitored. As with any new idea, it can produce good results or may result in a misuse of new technology.
Emily 98.01.11: On principle, I feel that cloning is wrong, but that science should not be stopped in researching it on animal clones. However, your page has disgusted me. Are we in a society that puts such a high premium on beauty that we have to buy former beauty queens? What happened to valuing people on a deeper level than superficial? Creating perfection is going to backfire, because humans are by nature imperfect, and anyone who is created perfect will not be accepted by the human community. Who wants a child who never cries in frustration when they do not as well as he or she hoped on a test of any sort, and then see him or her triumph weeks later after practice? It is ridiculous to want to create perfection in a world where everyday anecdotes, mistakes, failures, and joys are really what make life worth living.
mona rusilko nfob@aol.com 98.01.10: i am a "late deafened" person who is losing her hearing a a great rate. Especially now that I'm older (41) and its getting worse. could you clone for me ears that can hear so I dont' have to wear hearingaids or use sign language and still be able to hear eventualy witl there be a way to clone someone with good ears and replace good ears with mine? please respond vey important to me I wanna be able to hear again
Bud Greene 98.01.08: Damn....... I can get Cindy Crawford????
I was looking for tips on growing my Indica,
and I found this.........
Cloning, Im all for it!!!!!!!!
Would you consider trading some homegrown for a Cindy?
Klaus Barbie 98.01.08: Thanks to your company our plans are progressing nicely.
The recent shipment to our compound in Brazil has been most satisfactory. (blonde hair and blue eyes all!)
We will placing another order soon for our South African facility. We would like to know the potential availability of genetic material from Arnold Swatzenneger and Oliver North for future orders.
Adolf Hitler 98.01.08: Thank you for the recent shipment.
For the Fatherland!
Bert sesame@street,net 98.01.08: Any developments on the muppet cloning front?
Ernie and I would like to create a special bond between us,
Wee would like to create a little "Bernie" to complete our lives.
Xavier Roberts 98.01.08: I would like to discuss potential liscensing agreements
for custom designer clones.
Steven Jobs 98.01.08: I used to be against cloning.
Now Im not so sure.
Bill Gates 98.01.08: Congratulations, a very smart marketing tatic that will allow you to flood the market very soon. Don't worry about any potential genetic "bugs" in your product. Use them to your advantage! Market genetic upgrades to your existing and potential customers.
john doe 98.01.08: Im sorry to say I am very dissapointed with my clone.
I was lead to believe I would be delivered a fully mature
clone. I was instead given a 6 week old baby.
I wish to return said clone and use the credit for a full feature model, with accessary package A2 and optional genetic boost.
Please reply immediatly I am out of pampers.
Kim Warden rrparker@inwave.com 98.01.08: I want to be a clone!!!!!!!!
skitso 98.01.04: Wow, I'm placing my order today!!!
Do you have a lay-a-way?
Could I pay in instalments?
Slicer 98.01.01: Nice page, guys. Although it is fairly fake from the standpoint that it aint on the news, it does sound semi-professional and even a bit realistic. This could be real someday.. or maybe even is now, who knows? Rich people have habits of doing things the r est of us don't know about, and it's (technically) possible..

Jochen Kaiser jnkaiser@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de	98.01.23

Stephanie	98.01.31

Piefke3000 lethal@innocent.com	98.01.31

Norbert nobbone@muenchen.org	98.01.30

Torsten Hübenthal	98.01.30