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Grant
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 Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:02 pm Post subject: Pregnant virgins? |
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Arizona's legislature passed H.B. 2036 which recognizes the first day of pregnancy as the last day of a woman's menstrual cycle. Is my wife pregnant 12 times a year?
I wonder if Jan Brewer will sign it? 
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slamdance
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| What do you care what they do in Arizona? For that matter, what do you care what they do in the USA? You don't even live here. |
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Baaahb
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Maybe Arizona would be a great place to live. They apparently have no serious problems needing legislative attention.
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skifreeK
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Could be a sign of the second coming...immaculate conceptions and all that.  |
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chemman
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Location: Flying over the Earth poisoning you with chemtrails
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Not near as weird as the all male clam bump...
| Quote: | Amidst the animal kingdom’s menagerie of sexual practices, those of Corbicula clams stand out.
A common freshwater genus about the size of a half-dollar, most Corbicula species reproduce by cloning. That’s odd, albeit not extraordinary. They’re also physically hermaphroditic but genetically male — again odd, but not extraordinary.
What’s really strange is that, once in a great while, they hijack fresh DNA from other clams.
“They can steal the eggs of other species,” said David Hillis, a University of Texas at Austin computational biologist whose Corbicula investigations are described May 23 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. “Usually, the whole maternal genome is then kicked out. But sometimes they keep some of the genes, and incorporate them into their own genome.” Continue Reading “Crazy Sex Trick Fuels All-Male Clam Species” »
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