Young Mammals in Steamy Bipedal Locomotion
Marj Kibby from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at The University of Newcastle wrote an interesting note in the thread on porn spam: "I was amused to receive one addressed to "The adult site surfers at the University of Newcastle" with a dozen or more names and email addresses in the header. I thought briefly about contacting the others - all male - some well known to me and in areas like aviation and chemistry, to discuss our mutual 'research' interests." My guess is that the guys over in chemistry are searching for a new source of combustion, while the fellows in aviation were probably looking at birds. For me, there's nothing like a Web site featuring "Hominid Mating Events," or "Young Mammals in Steamy Bipedal Locomotion." And now, back to the Web to see if I can't locate one of those oh-so-risque neo-Darwinist evolutionary biology anime strips. -- Ken Friedman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Leadership and Strategic Design Department of Technology and Knowledge Management Norwegian School of Management Visiting Professor Advanced Research Institute School of Art and Design Staffordshire University
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Ken Friedman