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Emily
Emily is on page 170 of 256
Did y'all just compare a sperm to an egg like those are equivalent things?
Maybe you should read your own book, 'cause they sure AIN'T.

"only 400 eggs in their lifetime" my ass. I'd like to see you produce literally 1 egg, sir.
Jun 16, 2021 10:11PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 147 of 256
Author: time to recommend some socialism.
Me: I heard that.
Author: No you didn't. I didn't literally SAY the word socialism.
Me: But that's what you meant.
Author: Shh....
Jun 16, 2021 12:46PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 142 of 256
Essay Subject: Jojoba oil

Author: Now is a good time to talk about the plight of the sperm whale, which I shall illustrate by referencing Moby-Dick.

Me: Uh... should we tell him Moby-Dick wasn't even a real whale?
Jun 16, 2021 12:28PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 135 of 256
Author: We'll just put the bacteria ON the fruit.
Me: You wot, mate?
Jun 16, 2021 10:41AM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 114 of 256
It took him 114 pages to get around to it... but he finally mentioned that people get more upset by mammalian experimentation than that which is conducted on other things... fish in this case.
Jun 14, 2021 08:20PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 102 of 256
Fun fact: Man's Best Friend also apparently turns out to be Man's Least Cloneable Product. Which I already knew dog cloning didn't work the way it's marketed as for many a reason, but apparently cloning dogs is just... harder than other mammals.
Jun 05, 2021 07:37PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 96 of 256
I would now like to give the author a hearty slap for his sentence formatting crimes.
Jun 04, 2021 03:32PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 77 of 256
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Emily
Emily is on page 68 of 256
May 31, 2021 07:38PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 60 of 256
Plz do not feed me vaccination bananas, thanks.
May 31, 2021 01:43PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 42 of 256
This guy is awfully optimistic about how sticking silkworm and bee venom genetics into potatoes is going to go.

Also just casually tossing in that we're putting bits of grapes into barley but not stopping to talk about it, like there's literally nothing for anyone to be concerned about there.
May 30, 2021 04:34PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 38 of 256
GM update 2004: Good news! We put pesticide in all the corn!

GM update between 2004-2021: Good news! Insects are becoming immune to the pesticide corn and also it causes inflammation of pig stomachs!

GM update 2021: Good news! We put the pesticide corn in everything! And also we're spraying it again because the pesticide in the corn isn't working but is still there because reasons!
May 30, 2021 02:21PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 29 of 256
Author: *sneaky Eugenicist clapping*

Me: I HEARD THAT.

Author: Shh, you heard nothing. Look, 9-11 and terrorists!

Me: Whoa, conversation whiplash.
May 27, 2021 01:15PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 23 of 256
Author: Praise be to Evolution, our Lord and Savior.

Me: This feels really unnecessary.

Author: Oh no, interrupting a sentence to thank Evolution for this day is absolutely essential to the process.

Me: I don't believe you.
May 27, 2021 12:09PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 20 of 256
Scientists are just three children in a labcoat.
Corporations are just three lawsuits in a trenchcoat.
May 26, 2021 09:55PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 15 of 256
Oh hello, Eugenicist, I didn't realize you were here.
May 25, 2021 12:33PM Add a comment
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Emily
Emily is on page 14 of 256
Author: Lol, genetics aren't perfect, therefore God is a myth.

Me: Lol, genetics aren't perfect because we broke the universe with our dumb, stupid free will. The Bible covers all the flaws described in this paragraph (yeah, thousands of years before we discovered genetics), citing them as results of mankind's shenanigans and generalized disobedient tomfoolery.
May 25, 2021 12:30PM Add a comment
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Felis
Felis is on page 64 of 256
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