NEWS: Russian Man Grows Penis on Arm

[dn0]

i was actually thinking of the opposite: attaching my arm to my penis; think how much easier it would be to lift the seat on the hoop....lol

-JxL

Now, that would be convenient......(the rest left out for obvious reasons)

[cholla]

i was actually thinking of the opposite: attaching my arm to my penis; think how much easier it would be to lift the seat on the hoop....lol

[xs1]

Topic: NEWS: Russian Man Grows Penis on Arm

So much for "Family Forum"

[pitbull481]

nasty pic but funny :haha:

[cutie_pie]

[glow=red,2,300][/glow]tat is just wierd i wonder how he did tat dont u 

[cutie_pie]

how do u no anyway have u seen it ??

[billybob12345]

Its nuts what they can do with technlogy, its like cloning and all that stuff.. Personally I don't see the harm in cloning at that matter.

welll....did you hear just recently that they have cloned a baby in london i think it was...heard it on the news

[just-]

find a link in the bbc and i belive u

[cak46]

welll....did you hear just recently that they have cloned a baby in london i think it was...heard it on the news

Do you have a link on it?  That would be a truly interesting proposition.

[billybob12345]

Do you have a link on it?

[cak46]

here's the site...believe what you want about it though.....best site i could remember it was on. so here ya go

http://www.sbcbaptistpress.org/bpnews.asp?ID=20885

From what I read, they cloned an embryo and achieved efficiency in developing stem cell lines....  Full term baby is a whole different thing.  Still, very interesting research which could potentially help many people!  Very controversial subject, though......

"South Korean scientists achieved a leap forward in stem cell research by developing stem cell lines from cloned embryos that are genetic matches for diseased patients, it was announced May 19. The scientists needed only 17 eggs to procure a group of stem cells, as opposed to nearly 250 eggs required by the same team last year, The Washington Post reported. The British team, which also cloned the sheep Dolly in 1998, cloned a human embryo."