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# 1

2008-12-03, 10:04
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a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
http://www.tmia.com/photos/daisies.html
just keep clicking next
this has 2 extra pics an some links i avent been to them all
www.ibrattleboro.com/.../20060731114024675
tell me if its interesting aye
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# 2

2008-12-03, 10:15
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
I havent seen anything like this b4. 2 headed cow? Very good when you compare against all the other posts here lately but you need to fix the second link.
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# 3

2008-12-03, 10:57
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
http://www.tmia.com/photos/Spider.html
Damn that's fucking awesome!
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# 4

2008-12-03, 19:20
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
Bunch on anti-nuke pussies.
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# 5

2008-12-03, 19:21
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
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Originally Posted by Eagle Bay
http://www.tmia.com/photos/Spider.html
Damn that's fucking awesome!
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It reminds me of one of those head crab spider things in Half Life 2, the ones that spit poison. Freaky little bastards... 
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# 6

2008-12-03, 19:33
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
hoping for a human eating dandelion-spider-cow.
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# 7

2008-12-03, 19:39
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
i found the spider the most interesting also. i kind of laughed.
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# 8

2008-12-03, 19:40
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
so spiders can have 4 legs now?
it's a new species, i name this spider "arachnid totsensis"
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# 9

2008-12-03, 21:08
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
lol, funky winkerbean
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# 10

2008-12-04, 06:16
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
wow that was crap! Theses so call mutation are actually quite frequent in nature. I found a couple of acorns that were fused together the other day. That's really not impressive. There was so little radiation from the TMI incident that I doubt that these mutations are the result of that.
I too can create a "mutated four legged spider" by simply pulling out its legs! As for the too headed calf, hasn't anyone been to the Ripley Believe or not museum?
If there were a DeathClaw or a Radscorpion then I would have been impressed...
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# 11

2008-12-04, 19:02
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Regular
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Fairfax, Virginia, America
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
You're dumb, dude. Yes, if you look at incidence rates, these types of things are bound to happen somewhere across the world. But it is the frequency and uniformity of these things that is shocking about the TMI area.
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# 12

2008-12-05, 08:55
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
Dude, sweet.

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# 13

2008-12-05, 09:05
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
Quote:
Originally Posted by ArgonPlasma2000
Bunch on anti-nuke pussies.
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lol im not som guy from green peace but... i think its very interesting looking at muations especially in this case
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# 14

2008-12-05, 09:15
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorloche
You're dumb, dude. Yes, if you look at incidence rates, these types of things are bound to happen somewhere across the world. But it is the frequency and uniformity of these things that is shocking about the TMI area.
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yeah that guy must be stupid look at how often the vet came to deliver the farm animals lol and the farmer died of cancer he was still probably eating and selling them
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# 15

2008-12-05, 09:27
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
"Grossly deformed Gloriosa daisy found in 1989, on the river banks of the Susquehanna in Goldsboro". I was there tonight to go see some tits at the Grandview. Oh man, neat shit to read
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# 16

2008-12-05, 10:37
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Re: a whole bunch of interesting mutations caused by a radiation leak
That was pretty damn awesome. Fix the second link, please.
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