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Mozzer reference in Exploratorium article; by Julie Burchill

posted by davidt on Monday June 27 2005, @10:00AM

Belligerent Ghoul writes:

ENTER ANOTHER DIMENSION - SFGate.com

Excerpt:

...New to the Exploratorium are some very sexy scientific exhibits, like "Sex -- Who Needs it?," which explores the celibate lives of organisms that haven't been getting any in 40 million years.

Visitors get to see a puritanical process called parthenogenesis, which, according to Charles Carlson, director of life sciences, is not the title of Morrissey's next album. Rather, it's a rarely seen process that is having the entire science community rethink the whole question of sex...
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goinghome writes:

In an Edinburgh Preview of a Double Bill Stand-up comedy show, featuring Natalie Haynes and Chris Neill, a quote of Julie Burchill is used to promote this duo. She says they are “the most exciting thing since Morrissey”.

They play at ‘Komedia’ Club in Brighton, at 8pm, Thursday 28th July.

See link for details and more quotes.

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I am so bored (Score:0)

This post is the most depressing thing ever.

Anonymous -- Thursday June 30 2005, @01:46PM (#169262)

Re:I am so bored by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday July 01 2005, @03:34AM

why doesnt she give it a rest! (Score:0)

boring fuck!

Anonymous -- Friday July 01 2005, @03:56AM (#169318)