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April 22, 2012

TO BOLDLY GO

Students Send Rubber Chicken On a Space Mission

(Thanks to Janice Gelb)

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That Is Very Cool. We just grew bacteria that was killed by Clearasil.

Proton Storms would be a good name for a stripper rubber chicken.

I don't get it. None of those pictures looks like a chicken. Are we sure this didn't get mixed up with the potato/duck story?

So ... does the chicken now lay rubber eggs?

Are they safe to eat?

Is the test subject safe to eat?

How does it taste? (Like rubber chicken, one might guess ... which is better than many large banquets serve.)

These are the type of questions we hoped to answer in Science Fairs back when I wuz payin' attention ... um ... and there wuz a lot more rubber chickens then, too ...

Are you SURE it wasn't the real Camilia? THe resemblence is uncanny. But she looks BETTER than usual....

“charged particles hitting Earth’s upper atmosphere deposited enough heat in only three days to power every residence in New York City for two years.”

Right after NASA released the data, Con Ed moved to double every New Yorker's electric bill.

No good news is wasted by our corporate overlords...

All that is cool and all but the black foamboard of death (which, BTW, WBAGNFARB) will steal the show for the 5th graders.

'...flying faster than a speeding pullet'

Are you talking about Dave's "pullet surprise", ligirl?

sadly, the rubber chicken choked when it hit uranus

What's surprising about this? Politicians regularly space out on the rubber chicken circuit.

Call OUT for Super-Chicken!

Double geezer-bus for anyone who remembers that one!

In space, no one can hear a rubber chicken scream.

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