150 Million year old ink

[fraser_paice]

One's mind is boggling...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wiltshire/8208838.stm

[byroncallas]

Extraordinary. :):):):):)

[D Akey]

I think this is a very jurassic distant relative of our very own Inkwithin.

Heck, my family only has photos just around the mid 1800s, not one of which is exposing inner organs. . . except maybe Grand Uncle Oglethorpe on my father's side. Does sticking out the tongue count?

Alright, maybe the artisan squid's not a direct relative of Inkwithin. But they both have ink within. Don't like the portrait I paint, you can just try and sumi.

:D

Fascinating F-P.

[foxytocin]

I've thought about this off and on all evening long. How much do you want to bet that the squidly drawing is super tiny? Wonder what they'll do with the remaining ink? Ebay? Asian health suppliments?

[screenpainter]

wow, interesting... I woulda headed for ebay forget the doodling. :)