Anyhow...I'm very relieved that science has turned a page and has put some good money into a worthy cause. I think this could completely change the outlook on rabbits from now on. I foresee, "Watership Down 2: The Exotic Den". Peter Rabbit is going to have to be updated as well...He's not as interested in Mr. McGregor's garden as much as The Garden Club down on 10th street. Too, it should shed a little more intimate light on what was really keeping the Hare from beating that celibate Tortoise! It actually changes my entire outlook on that story.... I had no idea that the Hare was the hero! Take that, Aesop!
I suppose that I'm most thankful that the scientists had the decency to put the new and improved penis tissue in it's appropriate places. I remember seeing those tiny mice with human ears growing on their backs...That would be nothing compared to a bunch of rabbits with penises flopping around from their necklines. I'd hate to have the porn industry find a new fetish...I'd have to change all of my online subscriptions around. It would just be aggravating. (Just in case, I've purchased www.rabbitfixxxings.com)
The article states that the big scare the scientists had was that the tissue wasn't healthy, living or functioning but I think it passed the test because the article said it was "Promising". And if it's one thing I'm sure of; a penis will promise the world if it thinks it will get it what it wants. If it's promising now it'll soon be lying. That's proof of a perfectly functioning penis. Ask anybody. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,573579,00.html
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