March 28, 2007
when it starts watching tv, we'll never tell it apart
15% of its innards are human. 85% of it is sheep.
Hell, it could be President of America…
Filed by billy at 1:03 pm under technology,the world
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That’s an awesome link. The story is interesting, but it’s not the gold. The Mail has a magazine column, called Femail. Hilarious. Real news is manly, pop news is for the wimuns.