What a slut!
Posted on 08/06/2014 12:58:21 PM PDT by bunkerhill7
"Laboratory mice are one of the most common animal models used in biological and medical research...However, the artificial selection process also caused the mice to lose the very important trait of being able to survive in the wild. Besides these lost traits, the female lab mice developed the tendency to immediately mate with every male in their vicinity, including siblings and parents" '
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“That is how we ended up with larger, less aggressive mice that reproduce at a younger age and are less particular when it comes to choosing a mate.”
The mice are overweight and screw indiscriminately. Sounds like we’ve “Americanized” them.
What a slut!
“The mice are overweight and screw indiscriminately. Sounds like we’ve ‘Americanized’ them.”
Would that be: “The mice are overweight and screw indiscriminately. Sounds like we’ve ‘African-Americanized’ them.”
Just asking. . .inner city is one big lab experiment that went wrong.
So did Mickey divorce Minnie on grounds of adultery or insanity? Either way she was f****** Goofy.
LOL. Hadn’t heard that one in years.
Mickey Mouse is in the process of divorcing Minnie Mouse.
As they sit in the courtroom, the judge says to Mickey, “Mr. Mouse, you claim the reason for your divorce is primarily based on the fact that your wife is crazy?”
Mickey responds, “No, I didn’t say she was crazy, I said she was f_ _ _ n Goofy!”
Duh. Tequila
Well, the disease has spread well beyond the ghettos by now, so I didn’t want to limit my comparison.
When I go stop by the grocery store on my lunch break, it’s not African-Americans clogging up the aisles in the middle of the day paying for junk food with their EBT cards while trailing a brood of illegitimate kids behind them, no sir.
Good answer. Same here.
Where I am, it is.
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