Tuesday, September 20th, 2011
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I Believe The Children's Teeth Are Our Future


The next time you see a smiling child, that symbol of innocence and potential and happiness in a world where none of those things ever come to any meaningful fruition, look closely at his or her teeth: They are full of stem cells. Expensive, valuable stem cells that can be harvested to treat diabetes and Parkinson's and other diseases. And what are these selfish children doing with them? Eating Swedish fish and talking back. We should rip out all those teeth now, before they wise up and start keeping their mouths shut. Or maybe we don't have to! Turns out human fat is loaded up with stem cells as well. We may be running out of natural resources, but there is a GLUT of human fat in the American market alone. Once we harness the technology to turn all that tubbiness into treatments, no one will ever be sick again. So chow down, folks, you're doing it for Science!

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keisertroll (#1,117)

That is, unless the sugary foods don't rot the teeth first.

roboloki (#1,724)

drill, baby, drill.

boyofdestiny (#1,243)

So are we to believe that all the while, the Tooth Fairy has been harvesting stem cells in order to create a self-regenerating, unkillable army of winged demons?

keisertroll (#1,117)

@boyofdestiny Michelle Bachmann said the same thing last debate.

Villa (#2,985)

@boyofdestiny signed in to plus 1 that

Smitros (#5,315)

As for fat, I believe the Paper Street Soap Company has the right of first refusal.

Werner Hedgehog (#11,170)

I prefer the taste of old-fashioned, embryonic stem cells.

deepomega (#1,720)

Whoops! You said the magic words and now I'm gorging myself on swedish fish.

So why, exactly, are we interested in actually prolonging this meaningless existence?

Bittersweet (#765)

I have 6 of my kid's baby teeth in a box on my dresser. Bids start at $1000 apiece.

boyofdestiny (#1,243)

@Bittersweet La la la, I'm not listening, la la la, the Tooth Fairy actually has those teeth

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