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Comments on Human-Pig Hybrids Approved In UK
The correspondence between this research and Reynold's book is a bit ominous; even the timing is right. I'm sure the proper safeguards will be taken. (Read
the complete story)
"Its only the first step towards Southpark's Man-Bear-Pig"
(Brandon 7/3/2008 1:34:22 PM) |
"Why did the scientists set fire to the house, Alice?" I asked.
"Why did armed police surround it?" she countered.
"None of this is your fault, or mine," I assured her. "I was just trying to recover the records of the experiments the scientists had done. They should have made sure that you were safe before they started the fire. They're not your friends, Alice. Did your parents work for Dr. Hemans?"
"In a manner of speaking," she told me, as if relishing a hidden irony.
"What manner of speaking?" I demanded, although I could hardly help seeing the obvious implication. If she wasn't the child of someone on the staff, she had to be one of the experimental subjects -- or, I reminded myself, someone PRETENDING to be one of the experimental subjects.
"The kind of work you do in a sty," she replied, casually confirming the inference she must have known I'd take. "The kind of work where your pay arrives in a trough."
( 7/6/2008 4:53:06 AM) |
"is it even possible to post separate paragraphs?
maybe not"
(delete any extras 7/6/2008 4:55:19 AM) |
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