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In related news, scientists in South Korea have cloned a dog.
What's next? Scientists in Italy cloning lasagna?
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I say we create an army of Buck's...
We must steal there technology and do it here where all the Bucks will be safe from Korean Restauraneurs.
This just in, Cheese cloning in Wisconsin....
Scientists have reported that they have succeeded in cloning retirees in Florida.
Not to be outdone, Alaska has cloned snow.
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With an army of Buck's, the streets will be free of discarded food items laying around on the sidewalk.
Just think of it... A cleaner friendlier NYC.
If they can make a beer/weed cloning machine I will be very happy.
I'm with Him....
I think an army of Bucks is a good idea, except when they all want to get on the bed at the same time, then you've got a problem.
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