New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis for December 01, 2008

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    margueritem  about 16 years ago

    Her Maj has something up her sleeve, Edward.

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    ChiehHsia  about 16 years ago

    If anyone else has an extra wish or two saved up, remember today is World AIDS Day.

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    PurpleVegan  about 16 years ago

    You better hope that I don’t find a lantern with a genie. Universal veganism!

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    ChiehHsia  about 16 years ago

    Gweedo, it might have started with monkeys (chimps, actually) back in the 40s or earlier (and let’s not go there), but I would bet most cases derive from another vector nowadays.

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    ChiehHsia  about 16 years ago

    Veganism is fine with me as long as we can still eat meat. I for one have an issue with denying several millions of years of evolutionary omnivorism and calling it healthy.

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    Digital Frog  about 16 years ago

    I have to agree with Roger (the other one) - until I lose my incisors and grow another 3 stomachs, I’ll have a little meat with my veggies, thanks. The real key is balance, not abstinence from meat.

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    PurpleVegan  about 16 years ago

    Lots of protein in other things and some of them taste like the real thing (flavored seitan) but nobody has to die. My cholesterol is so freaking perfect that my doctor doesn’t hassle me about the extra 50 lbs I carry around!

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    Nipponkid  about 16 years ago

    Gweedo/Roger: Technically yes AIDS came from monkeys but before humans were around millions of years ago. As each new species evolved it got its own AIDS virus. These different AIDS changed and evolved with the species and cant be spread among other species. Supposedly ours became a outbreak because it most likely came from village hidden to most normal society. Well someone went into the village and came out with it maybe 400-300(maybe farther back) years ago and it spread slowly then got faster(as weve been seeing). Recently no it didnt come from monkeys.

    Forgot the class i learned this in last year but its a summary of what we learned.

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    farren  about 16 years ago

    That’s likely because their doctors don’t talk to them much.

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    ChiehHsia  about 16 years ago

    mountain lions are also not known for living to a ripe old age, and I for one intend to do exactly that.

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