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Human Breasts Grown On Mice

Ronald Bailey | 3.23.2004 9:50 AM

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  1. db   21 years ago

    I guess I'll be the first to eschew the sophomoric humor and offer congratulations to the researchers who have made such a leap!

    This will likely eventually have wonderful benefits for women who have had to undergo mastectomies, as well as perhaps lead to a greater understanding of breast cancer.

  2. db   21 years ago

    Oh, hell.

    Chris: Boobies!

    ***FLASH****

    Lois: How did you like your trip to the zoo, Chris?

    --Family Guy

  3. apple   21 years ago

    ...WhAT tHe F*Ck....

  4. Mickey   21 years ago

    Didn't they do that with Annette Funicello already?

  5. fyodor   21 years ago

    As long as they're not exposed at the Super Bowl, I think it's probably okay.

  6. jc   21 years ago

    I always liked mousy girls.

  7. Argyles   21 years ago

    Will they try these experiments on birds next -- perhaps on a titmouse? Or a robin redbreast?

  8. tom wright   21 years ago

    OOH! A new PC accesory...Who will be first, MicroSoft or Logitec?

    Tom

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