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he is a BUSH !
Scientists have located the gene for failure
http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/scientists-believe-they-have-isolated-gene-for-failure
“Not only does this gene cause people to fail, it makes them fail to understand that they have failed,” he said. “It is a really bad gene.”
While scientists have not yet found a cure for the failure gene, they consider isolating it a major breakthrough in itself.
“Once we identify someone as a carrier of this gene, we can try to keep him out of situations where he might do great harm to others,” Logsdon said.
While scientists have not yet found a cure for the failure gene, they consider isolating it a major breakthrough in itself.
“Once we identify someone as a carrier of this gene, we can try to keep him out of situations where he might do great harm to others,” Logsdon said.
he is a BUSH !
this logo says as much
Scientists have located the gene for failure
http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/scientists-believe-they-have-isolated-gene-for-failure
“Not only does this gene cause people to fail, it makes them fail to understand that they have failed,” he said. “It is a really bad gene.”
While scientists have not yet found a cure for the failure gene, they consider isolating it a major breakthrough in itself.
“Once we identify someone as a carrier of this gene, we can try to keep him out of situations where he might do great harm to others,” Logsdon said.
While scientists have not yet found a cure for the failure gene, they consider isolating it a major breakthrough in itself.
“Once we identify someone as a carrier of this gene, we can try to keep him out of situations where he might do great harm to others,” Logsdon said.
