French Clone Rat

Ronald Bailey | 9.26.2003 11:12 AM

I can't resist the snarky observation that that somehow seems appropriate.

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Jean Bart 22 years ago

Ronald Bailey again demonstrates how dense his brain is. Its fairly obvious how useful cloned rats are.
mooserack 22 years ago

why? did they clone karl rove?
fredH 22 years ago

Ooh. That snarky remark should be great Jean Bart bait. Let's see if he bites.

Meanwhile, maybe while they're at it these guys can engineer the rats to be even MORE susceptable to cancer. That way ANYTHING they are fed will cause them to get it, and the EPA can declare every substance in the ENTIRE KNOWN UNIVERSE to be a suspect carcinogen. Then they can regulate EVERYTHING.
Plutarck 22 years ago

For one thing, they taste better.

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