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From: "saggie diapers" <saggiediaperz@aol.com>
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Subject: The Brady's - an American Portrait of a Family Complete With a Frame and Glass
Date: 10 Mar 2007 15:38:19 -0800
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I was just wondering about something.
Which one of the Brady's had the most rapid dissolving BM's (bowel
movements)? If you put their BM's (bowel movements) into a big vat of
water, who's would disintegrate the quickest? Would their be any
different degree or rate of disintegration if all of their BM's (bowel
movements) were put into the same vat of water? In other words, if
you took a BM (bowel movement) from each Brady, and put each BM (bowel
movement) into a bucket of water would those single soaking BM's
(bowel movements) dissolve at a different rate than if you put all of
the BM (bowel movements) into a large bucket of water?
Finally, do things like the corn and peanuts in the Brady's BM's
(bowel movements) dissolve at all?
This is a very important question, and one we need to find out more
about! Our children's future could be at issue here.
Love,
Saggie
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