The Salt Lake Tribune
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
All you ever wanted to know about fluorescence
A University of Utah hantavirus study should intrigue Utah's Eagle Forum.

U biologists discovered which rodents are most likely to spread the deadly respiratory disease by applying fluorescent powder to deer mice. Then, the researchers used black lights to examine the genitalia and other erogenous areas of the mice for tale-tell signs of who was pleasuring whom. The somewhat erotic results were published in the British science journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

What the U scientists have been mum about is that the method could be applied to teens. No more taking your teen's vows of abstinence on faith — you'll know.

1 Comments:

At January 7, 2009 3:50 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Another Eagle Forum joke! Ha ha! That was great. You can never get enough of those.

This will keep working as long as the wine-and-cheese crowd that reads the Tribune doesn't pick up on the fact that the Eagle Forum is about as powerful as the your 6-year old niece.

 

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