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Old 01-14-03, 07:49 PM   #1
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This has to be one of the best scientific studies on hamsters I've ever read*



* May not actually have ever read any scientific studies on hamsters

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Old 01-15-03, 10:18 AM   #2
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Am I the only one who finds this hilarious? *sigh*...oh well...I feel so alone...on second thought, no I don't!
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Old 01-15-03, 12:07 PM   #3
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Acually, I can't make out what's on the graph....
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Old 01-15-03, 12:54 PM   #4
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It's essentially a graph of something to do with near-earth asteroid 1998 ML14, plotting some value against extended wavelength (in microns!)....basically the graph has nothing to do with hamsters at all...and that's what makes it funny...to me, at least...also, how the conclusion of "hamsters like to eat their babies" doesn't benefit society at all (as the hypothesis would have us believe)...not to mention that the entire thing has nothing whatsoever to do with DNA manipulation of hamsters...

But I suppose it loses it's hilarity when I explain the entire thing point by point...

Damn you, unreadable graph! Damn you!

But I still think it's one of the funniest things I've ever read! I'm going to make an iron-on of it and wear this study forever on my lab coat (yes, I have a lab coat!)
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Old 01-15-03, 02:26 PM   #5
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That IS pretty funny!
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Old 01-15-03, 05:47 PM   #6
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Some how i don't think it would get an A in biology, but it is something i'd expect to be in the background for kids in the hall
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Old 01-15-03, 06:04 PM   #7
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lol It would of been funny if we could of read the graph .. but after u explained it it really is not that funny anymore .. lol

Way too ruin the jk!

lol take care bud
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