Comments

1. #1 Charlie (Colorado)

   January 30, 2007

   You realize that we, your anxious fans, are waiting for pictures.

2. #2 RobertC

   January 30, 2007

   Small picture-but that helix looks left handed.

   Or do all the cool kids wear Z-DNA?

3. #3 ole blue

   January 30, 2007

   DNA jeans? HHmmmm….the evil scientist side of me is wondering if I could make DNA jeans that would change peoples personalities. *evil laughter*

4. #4 Shelley Batts

   January 30, 2007

   Hey, buy me some and pictures be thine.

5. #5 BenP

   January 30, 2007

   Are they geneticly modified ?

6. #6 Lab Cat

   January 30, 2007

   It should be organic cotton.

   I’m not impressed, even I could do that little bit of embroidery for a lot less.

7. #7 Robster

   January 30, 2007

   Well, I can’t get you the jeans, but I can add a parrot to a photo.

8. #8 steve

   January 31, 2007

   200+ bucks for a pair of jeans… hmm….they better alter your dna to make you look better for that amount..

9. #9 Shelley Batts

   January 31, 2007

   Well, I can’t get you the jeans, but I can add a parrot to a photo.

   AWESOME!

10. #10 knobody

    February 1, 2007

    i paid the same amount for my double helix, and mine’s permanent! (it needs a touch-up in a few spots, tho.) and mine’s complete with replicon (and initials).

11. #11 Agnostic

    February 1, 2007

    Search eBay for “genetic denim” — some are lightly worn, some are new; price range ~$25-120, with lots of new pairs only costing ~$70-80. Ta-da.

12. #12 Charlie (Colorado)

    February 2, 2007

    Hey, buy me some and pictures be thine.

    Okay, sounds like a dea … Two hundred twenty dollars!?
    

13. #13 Diesel Jeans

    September 1, 2009

    Wow,i love this jeans,I could do that little bit of embroidery for a lot less.