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	Grow New Body Parts in Your Own Abdomen

wildcat

7-22-2008 10:21 PM

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stem cells, cloning, research, benefits

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7-22-2008 11:34 PM

mugofcoffee

God, whatelse is left to research now?

7-23-2008 12:14 AM

bignosemousie

Aaaah! That photo!

7-23-2008 8:08 AM

debbyski

Off to the gym after clipping sugar! I'll hit the ab machines first

7-23-2008 6:33 PM

kingcr233

do you want that guy to really come out?

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