B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for May 31, 2013

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    edclectic  over 11 years ago

    It’s a split decision…

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    ChukLitl Premium Member over 11 years ago

    As species go extinct, we need more mutants to replace them.

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    tuna1  over 11 years ago

    You know what they say…Two heads are better than one.

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    angelfiredragon  over 11 years ago

    Maybe we should label them, only problem is those that don’t want them might starve

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    jtviper7  over 11 years ago

    It’s a friday double header…

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    almaspence  over 11 years ago

    I love this comic 5/31/13. I just signed a petition against GMO’s. This is very important to our food supply in this country !

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    EtzEchad  over 11 years ago

    Two headedness isn’t caused by genetics. It is caused by an interruption of the splitting process during gestation.

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    deangup  over 11 years ago

    He could be of two minds on that question.

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    Sodaburger  over 11 years ago

    Mutant and Proud!

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    cheap_day_return  over 11 years ago

    Lemme get a second opinion on that one.

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    sundogusa  over 11 years ago

    Maybe yes, maybe no!

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    edclectic  over 11 years ago

    Awwllriight then! That’s it! Everyone out of the gene pool!

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    ShilohKayKid  over 11 years ago

    I admit, I’m think, I don’t get it, what is a GMO?

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    Ollyvah  over 11 years ago

    If we sit by & let them destroy the worlds food supply we are all to blame, as we will also be the ones that ultimately pay the price for their irresponsibility & greed

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    Hawthorne  over 11 years ago

    They have. Naturally, vertically, one generation at a time. They have managed to breed by this method a strain of wheat which is very productive, but not terribly digestable. However, it’s ‘natural’, as natural, say, as monkshood, which is very pretty, but very toxic.

    There is nothing natural about GMO plants or animals at all. Those are bred horizontally; the genetic material from one species or animal transferred to a totally different plant or animal. They are crossing the plant/animal barrier in the labs, in fact. Very clever of them.

    But … is it useful? If so, to whom? .

    Every couple of millenia or so, Mother Nature manages to cross two unrelated species, but She doesn’t make a habit of it. She doesn’t do it in a lab, and may well consider it a blunder of epic stature when it happens.

    GMO is not a natural process, period.

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    Hawthorne  over 11 years ago

    That brings us around to the education system again … let’s not go there!

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