Bidin~Time
montani semper liberi
- Joined
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Not really, it surprising that the human cells aren't outright rejected. But the possibility of them being passed along to offspring is almost as likely as being bitten by a radioactive spider and gaining the proportional strength, speed, and reactions of a spider.
You want funny mouse related stuff, read "Flowers for Algernon". Ok, so not so funny, but it is intelligent mouse related.
I see AJ is still in full victim mode this morning, as usual.
you, sir, are no fun. You should be helping me create a The Kingdom of Smart Mices Story.
All this seriousness will interfere with your digestion and lead to ulcers and you will have to live on prilosec and milk toast.
