Re: changing threads

From: Wade T.Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Sat Aug 12 2000 - 00:56:45 BST

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    Kenneth Van Oost made this comment not too long ago --

    >By the way, the discussion about that grazy animal with that spider, did it
    >stop !? The last post about it was on 5 August, is that correct !?

    For some reason, I found myself channel-hopping last night, and Teri
    Hatcher (an actress formerly Lois Lane on the TV show Lois and Clark and
    now a spokeswoman for Radio Shack stores) was on some talk show, and she
    mentioned this bizarre parasitism as an example of why she finds science
    and nature so fascinating.

    - Wade

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