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'Silicon womb' to begin fertility trials
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2-28-2008 7:05 AM
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2-28-2008
11:04 AM
bignosemousie
I'm not sure why, but this feels a little creepy.
2-28-2008
11:06 AM
ratilfar
Well, first the cut out men out of the equation, in no time short women will not be needed either.
2-28-2008
11:19 AM
bignosemousie
in no time short women will not be needed either.
Pssst, Ratilfar: that is what the robot army wants!
2-28-2008
11:42 AM
ratilfar
So I should stock on ammunition? There goes my gun control stance.
DAMN YOU ROBOTS, DAMN YOU ALL TA HELL!!!!
Oh and the above should read "they". Damn robots! Get off my lawn!
2-28-2008
11:46 AM
bignosemousie
You might want to
check this out
, Ratilfar.
2-28-2008
3:30 PM
ratilfar
bignosemousie!
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