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By mikethemadbiologist on December 15, 2010.

I hab a colt. No reason not to give you some links though. Science:

The Desperate Battle Against Killer Bat Plague
Non-GMO foods: nonsense
The Bad Daddy Factor: Drinking, smoking, taking prescription meds or failing to eat a balanced diet can influence the health of men's future children

Other:

Donations poured in as Brown's role grew: With vote near, financial sector delivered $140k (whoever the Democratic MA Senate nominee is better use this)
Employment-Population Ratio, Young People: A Potential Lost Generation Of Young Americans.
Because it's so fucking ridiculous
Hostages to their fortunes (not sure I agree with how the politics would play out however)
Obama Isn't Spineless, He's Conservative: Reflections on Chutzpah, Theirs and Ours

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Everybody on the floor! He's got a f*cking gun!!...

*dives for safety*

... Oh, 'cold'. My bad. Everyone up.

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