Scientists Mapping Ozzy Osbourne's DNA

[exfileme]

Boffins want to know how the rocker is still alive.

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[gpace]

So Ozzy could be more then just a music Rockstar?

 

[abdul89]

the trick to longevity!!

 

[sicpric]

I always suspected cocaine and alcohol was the trick to long life...

 

[Guest]

HAHA, Ozzy has super-human powers

 

[jumbocrab]

lol he looks like a vampire in that picture, maybe thats why hes still alive

 

[Trueno07]

Ozzy has his own little sister and Big daddy go out and get Adam for him.

 

[tacoslave]

Well PCP (the drug and i'm sure as hell that he did it) is just embalming fluid so maybe thats the secret.

 

[San Pedro]

Um, he's sixty-one. That's not very old at all.

By the way, PCP is not embalming fluid.
"PCP was first synthesized in 1926 and began being investigated as a human anaesthetic in the mid 1950's by Parke Davis. It was marketed as a human anesthetic for two years under the name 'Sernyl' before being withdrawn from the market due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence. Recreational use rose in the late 60's leading to its placement in Schedule III in the early 70's. After its recreational use continued to rise during the early 70's, PCP was moved to Schedule II in 1978. "
http/www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/pcp_basics.shtml

"The term "embalming fluid" is often used to refer to the liquid PCP in which a cigarette is dipped, to be ingested through smoking, commonly known as "boat" or "water." The name most likely originated from PCP's somatic "numbing" effect and the feeling of physical dissociation from the body, and has led to the widespread (mistaken) belief that the liquid is made up of or contains real embalming fluid."

http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine

 

[dco]

Sure the guys alive after taking so many drugs but the guy is practically brain-dead, hardly extraordinar. Why not research someone more deserving.

 

[azconnie]

He's the freakin' Prince of Darkness. Isn't that enough reason for him to still be alive?

 

[enzo matrix]

Has anyone seen that south park episode? It's cash. About $10,000,000 injected directly into the vains.

 

[Tuguz]

I'm not sure what are they expecting to find, while genes play a major role (enzyme function for example), environmental factors are also just as important, those are almost impossible to gauge though since they include micro-organisms such as viruses, bacteria etc.

 

[garyshome]

I saw him with Black Sabbath about 30 years ago, he did the bat head routine, the show was So So, still am a Black Sabbath Fan.

 

[insanernator]

[citation][nom]sicpric[/nom]I always suspected cocaine and alcohol was the trick to long life...[/citation]

So alcoholic gamers should be set too, then! lol

 

[ordcestus]

[citation][nom]San Pedro[/nom]Um, he's sixty-one. That's not very old at all.[/citation]
it is if you've been on that many drugs and drinking that much. he should have died 15 or 20 years ago

 

[Zerk]

Thats a Waist of time, why don't they do that to someone worth something.

 

[ordcestus]

[citation][nom]Tuguz[/nom]I'm not sure what are they expecting to find, while genes play a major role (enzyme function for example), environmental factors are also just as important, those are almost impossible to gauge though since they include micro-organisms such as viruses, bacteria etc.[/citation]
well its quite possible he has a set of genes that are much more resistant to the negative effects of drugs. Assuming that was engineered into the average person then we could use drugs that up until then had side effects too severe to justify their main purpose

 

[Guest]

I think they should test Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones. He's older.

 

[delazaren]

In Vampire years he is just an infant! Hey hey Prince of Darkens!!!