Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Newsbreaks for Wednesday
Audio version is here.
The World Health Organization has announced that using a water pipe to smoke tobacco may be just as harmful as smoking cigarettes. This reverses the popular belief among American users, who never thought of using it to smoke tobacco.
A New York pit bull with severe heart and lung problems has been saved by a unique remedy: Viagra. God, I hope this doesn’t catch on. You thought being bitten by a pit bull was bad…
And finally, Scientists in New Zealand have created a genetically modified cow that produces low-fat milk. Of course, they don’t look so great.
Next up: chocolate milk.
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So when will they make a cow that can produce milk shakes, that is what I want to know. I understand it goes really well with those water pipes. I thought water pipes were what houses were plumbed with but you learn something new every day.
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