[JoJo Gunn]

Come to Momma!

[digger48]

eek!

[highlandbreeze]

Oh dear...her dentures are about to fall out.

Yuck!

[BenLurkin]

Hello . . . I'm Do!"

[SirLurkedalot]

Ah, Professor Mummyteeth.

[hedgie]

Well, of course Bridget Bosselier feels solidarity with Ward Churchill after her own Hamilton College free-speech-freak-show. She's probably ready to drop him off at Hamilton's Bristol Campus Center in her flying saucer:

"Also testifying was Brigitte Boisselier, director of Clonaid -- an arm of the Raelian Movement, which believes life on Earth stems from genetic engineering by extraterrestrials.

Clonaid hopes to clone a boy who died of a genetic heart defect at 10 months, and Boisselier said 50 members of the movement have volunteered to carry the cloned embryo -- including her own daughter.

Boisselier, a chemistry professor at a Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, said lawmakers should preserve "the freedom of scientific inquiry and the freedom to make personal reproduction choices." Boisselier said extensive differences between humans and animals -- including a lack of inbreeding among humans -- make it more likely that humans will survive cloning attempts."

(From: "House hearings turn skeptical eye on cloning" March 28, 2001)

http://archives.cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/03/28/human.cloning.02/