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Writer's Block: Actual science may vary
mizumarbel
Actual science may vary
How do you feel about animal research and testing? Would you buy products that have been tested on animals?
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I don't do these things often, but this one touches on a favorite gripe of mine. Humans are part of the animal kingdom, so if a product had not been tested on animals, I would wonder what it had been tested on.

I certainly hope that my shampoo has been tested on willing human participants.

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From:johncomic
Date:September 22nd, 2010 05:33 pm (UTC)

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This shampoo left my rhododendron manageable and shiny!
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From:tsmaster
Date:September 22nd, 2010 05:35 pm (UTC)
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All the ladies have said how full and sexy my beakers and flasks have been since I started testing shampoo.
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From:piehead
Date:September 22nd, 2010 06:27 pm (UTC)
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So we were doing a thing in first grade, basically, naming animals. And since I was apparently a smartass even back then, I raised my hand and said "people", because what else would people be? Certainly not plants. Of course I got some grief for this. Lame.
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From:tsmaster
Date:September 22nd, 2010 07:40 pm (UTC)
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In second grade, there was some sort of discussion about animals, and I claimed that humans came from eggs. My teacher told me I was wrong, and perhaps my wording as a 7 year old was technically inaccurate, so maybe my teacher was right, but I was certain that eggs were involved.

Ah, words. Concepts. So hard.
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