THIS EXPLAINS A LOT

American Researchers Discover 'Stupidity Virus'


Newsweek

Madeline Grant

1 hr ago
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A researcher, seen through a window, prepares DNA in a laboratory at the Bioaster Technology Research Institute in Lyon, October 31, 2014.  © Robert Pratta/Reuters A researcher, seen through a window, prepares DNA in a laboratory at the Bioaster Technology Research Institute in Lyon, October 31, 2014.

American scientists have located a virus that attacks human DNA, which may cause those infected to be less intelligent, impairing brain activity, learning and memory.

Researchers from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the University of Nebraska have identified traces of an algal virus, known as ATCV-1, in throat swabs drawn from healthy volunteers which appeared to lessen their mental capacity.

Gunner, am I the only one to respond to this stuff? We have to get really drunk together in January at that shootout. Here's my politically biased response:

That explains the midterm elections!

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Originally Posted by Kentop

Gunner, am I the only one to respond to this stuff? We have to get really drunk together in January at that shootout. Here's my politically biased response:

That explains the midterm elections!

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Here we go again. No, that explains the last two presidential elections!
But we're still on for drinks in January.

OOrah!

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Originally Posted by Kentop

Gunner, am I the only one to respond to this stuff? We have to get really drunk together in January at that shootout.

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I don't think there are more than a few dozen members that regularly converse on this site. (out of how many?)
Speaking of conversing, what are the odds of you making an HMS Vulture ship and base card? Change HMS Swan 1767 ship card to, HMS Vulture 1776, and the HMS Swan base card to HMS Vulture. The rest is the same as the Swan.
As you know, the HMS Vulture (a Swan class ship) was Benedict Arnold's get away ship.:beer:

So I suppose they will now try to convert that virus into a weapon, Ed.

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Originally Posted by Naharaht

So I suppose they will now try to convert that virus into a weapon, Ed.

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Ha, ha. You're probably right Dave. Please don't give anyone ideas.:beer:

Or have they already converted the weapon into a virus...I think I'm ill.......:beer:

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Originally Posted by Union Jack

Or have they already converted the weapon into a virus...I think I'm ill.......:beer:

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There's a looong line in front of you Neil (including myself).:beer:

I've decided I'm immune...to everything bar WoG and SoG.

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Originally Posted by Gunner

I don't think there are more than a few dozen members that regularly converse on this site. (out of how many?)
Speaking of conversing, what are the odds of you making an HMS Vulture ship and base card? Change HMS Swan 1767 ship card to, HMS Vulture 1776, and the HMS Swan base card to HMS Vulture. The rest is the same as the Swan.
As you know, the HMS Vulture (a Swan class ship) was Benedict Arnold's get away ship.:beer:

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I'm on it Gunner. I will work on it this weekend. Sorry for the delayed response. I 'm just catching up on all the new postings now.

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I'm on it Gunner. I will work on it this weekend. Sorry for the delayed response. I 'm just catching up on all the new postings now.

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No problem. You're the one doing me a favor:beer:

Here Ya go. I can send higher resolution stuff, but this should print out fine. Here's the first one. Stay tuned. The uploader is giving me problems.

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Here's the next one:

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TaaaaaDaaaaa. Brewski earned.

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Your work is appreciated. I sent a thank you for the HMS Venture card instead of Vulture by mistake. Too much:beer: too early.

Hey, my personal autocorrect is worse than my phone's! :shock: