MORE TRANNY FISH!
These egg-producing males are off the coast of Southern California. 2 similar stories in the US within 2 weeks? Very odd.
sexchangefish
You can go swimming for free hormones in the US and get high from swimming in the Thames cuz there is so much cocaine in it--well, Boy George did move back there! I may have to join him!
So much cocaine is being used in London that traces of the white powdered narcotic can be detected in the River Thames, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported.
Citing scientific research which it had commissioned, it said an estimated two kilograms of cocaine, or 80,000 lines, spill into the river every day after it has passed through users' bodies and sewage treatment plants.
It extrapolated that 150,000 lines of the illegal drug are snorted in the British capital every day, or 15 times more than the official figure given by the Home Office.
"Because of the long-term complications of cocaine use, we are looking at a healthcare time bomb," clinical toxologist John Henry was quoted as saying.
sexchangefish
You can go swimming for free hormones in the US and get high from swimming in the Thames cuz there is so much cocaine in it--well, Boy George did move back there! I may have to join him!
So much cocaine is being used in London that traces of the white powdered narcotic can be detected in the River Thames, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported.
Citing scientific research which it had commissioned, it said an estimated two kilograms of cocaine, or 80,000 lines, spill into the river every day after it has passed through users' bodies and sewage treatment plants.
It extrapolated that 150,000 lines of the illegal drug are snorted in the British capital every day, or 15 times more than the official figure given by the Home Office.
"Because of the long-term complications of cocaine use, we are looking at a healthcare time bomb," clinical toxologist John Henry was quoted as saying.
posted by Lady Bunny at Tuesday, November 15, 2005
1 Comments:
@raci and eddi: LOL
I find it interesting that the article only addressed male fishies experiencing this phenom. Meanwhile, I was under the impression that, biologically speaking, females were far more capable of auto-impregnation (or whatever it's called; I'm not an 'egg'head [pun intended, but feebily]).
Regardless, it's an egg-xtrordinary story (okay, that's it; I'm so done....)
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