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| Rational Alchemy 04/10/2010 Released |
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| Written by Brian Walsh | |||
| Monday, 12 April 2010 20:11 | |||
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This week brings us another potpourri of topics. Included in the discussion is more on the Catholic Church Child Canoodling Conundrum (CCCCC), Andrew Wakefield, the cartoon below and more!
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If anyone knows the author of this cartoon, let us know so we can attribute it correctly.
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