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by **Tomo** » Apr 1st, '11, 11:51

Two pieces in New Scientist:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2 ... nline-news

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2 ... nline-news

by **Stephen Ward** » Apr 1st, '11, 11:55

Both are jokes!

by **Erwin** » Apr 1st, '11, 15:09

Agreed, my RLS has not improved.

by **Tomo** » Apr 1st, '11, 15:26

Erwin wrote:Agreed, my RLS has not improved.

I bet you're more relaxed about it

by **Discombobulator** » Apr 1st, '11, 15:59

10 stories that sound like April Fools... but aren't

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12932108

by **pcwells** » Apr 1st, '11, 17:45

I think it's very closed-minded to dismiss the second story outright without a resonable period of real-world testing.

by **Stephen Ward** » Apr 1st, '11, 17:46

Maybe someone can do a PHD on the subject :lol:

by **Beardy** » Apr 1st, '11, 18:28

Discombobulator wrote:10 stories that sound like April Fools... but aren't

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12932108

Number 8 (the 'hitler' house) was actually tweeted initially a few days back by a mate of mine. It went viral and the last few days she has had journalists contacting her constantly! I find it rather funny that an offhanded photo and tweet has now created a global useless story!

by **V.E. Day** » Apr 2nd, '11, 11:07

My boyfriend, who has not yet had any cyborg modifications, is able to store huge amounts of totally useless data inside his body which he recites at length endlessly whenever we are out together. Mostly it is on the subject of football.

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Hmmm, which one's real, and which the April Fool's Joke?

Hmmm, which one's real, and which the April Fool's Joke?

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