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Ann Horsman
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This was an interesting read, further into the article it talks about regenerating fingertips.

Regeneration

Hmm, I smell a research project! Any volunteers who want to lop off their fingertips for me? 8)
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Cindy Rennie
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If I did that, how would I communicate with the other drivers on the road? :lol:
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Ann Horsman
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Cindy, It would just be the end joint so there would still be some left, plus you could always resort to the 'read between the lines' signage. :lol: But I feel for you, I do not enjoy traveling through Toronto to get too and from Michigan from Vermont. Even going through Montreal requires 'waving' at many of the other drivers. I wonder why Canada never built bypass roads to get around major cities???? :x :x :x
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if machines become our hands"


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