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Is NewAge culture like a toildt bowl - al the really big turds
float to the top? Why?
Because evolution works that way.
Blame buoyancy, not
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Nobody would want to consume human meats with AIDS in 'em -- RE: "Reptoids
Like Human AIDS meats" -- etc. Use your head. Judith
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From: Judith A. Brundin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nobody would want to consume human meats with AIDS in 'em -- RE:
"Reptoids Like Human AIDS meats" -- etc. Use your head. Judith
Reptoids, not even being mammals, let alone primates, would be no
more
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# 'Scientists started Aids epidemic'. (BBC) A polio vaccine using
tissue from primates could have been behind the leap made by the
human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] from apes and moneys to humans,
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Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Tleilaxu.
Gesundheit.
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Tleilaxu.
Ric Carter wrote:
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# How We Became Human: The evolution of Homo sapiens wasn't a
steady march from primitivism to perfection. Instead, as new-
found fossils reveal, it was a turbulent
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# How We Became Human: The evolution of Homo sapiens wasn't a
steady march from primitivism to perfection. Instead, as new-
found fossils reveal, it was a turbulent tale, full of false
starts and repeated failures,
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Ric Carter wrote:
*** Nations review population strategy. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) -
With the world's population projected to hit 6 billion this year, a
weeklong U.N. population forum has taken on a new sense
