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News of the Weird

By John on November 5, 2009 7:12 PM, Filed Under


The horse genome has been sequenced, revealing striking genetic similarities to humans.  Right, except horses have common sense.

Free online webcast on getting mares pregnant from MSU.  In related news, stallions everywhere request internet access for "educational purposes."

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1. subk | November 6, 2009 12:36 PM | Reply

Actually, Zara's "plant" is the red and green decorative paint on the wall behind her, not her hat.

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2.Author Profile Page John | November 6, 2009 5:38 PM | Reply

Thanks subk, way to spoil my fun :) The red and green paint on the wall behind her combines with the semi-plant-looking grey bow, with silver, dare I say, leaves, that rests on her head to create a very-plant-looking picture. Now, that's all the fashion I ever really want to cover on EN. I don't mean to gang up on Zara, she might send Great Britain's navy to attack Eventing Nation.

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