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hooky
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Post #21
Progress
Could this be done with two sperm cells and an egg? Now that would be pretty interesting.
Jackson
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Post #22
They should use this for gay (or lesbian I guess) couples so that both parents can have some genes to give the child
Aviana
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hooky
Progress
Could this be done with two sperm cells and an egg? Now that would be pretty interesting.
That's how twins are created..
anti-bitch
Member Since: 2/15/2012
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Post #24
This should be front page news everywhere!
fireaero
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simmnfierzig
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That's how twins are created..
Didn't twins with 2 different fathers happen already?
But guess it's not possible to have 1 baby with 2 fathers.
Yndda
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Post #27
I wanna see it tho
manwhore
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Post #28
But what will religion say?
Rob_Matteo
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Post #29
A US doctor
Mexico as a host
A Jordanian family
heckinglovato would be throwing a party if he wasn't banned
Zhuge Liang
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Posts: 5,765
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man*****
But what will religion say?
The usual
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Could this be done with two sperm cells and an egg? Now that would be pretty interesting.
