Sperm Smugglers
US Sperm Banks Running Low on European Sperm
A ban on European sperm imports by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States in 2005 means that the supply of European sperm is starting to run low. The ban was put in place because of Mad Cow Disease.
European fertility experts have said the ban is ridiculous as "There's no evidence to show that mad cow disease can be transmitted in human semen." Others said some screening for the risk of mad cow is necessary, but a full ban is not.
A ban on European sperm imports by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States in 2005 means that the supply of European sperm is starting to run low. The ban was put in place because of Mad Cow Disease.
European fertility experts have said the ban is ridiculous as "There's no evidence to show that mad cow disease can be transmitted in human semen." Others said some screening for the risk of mad cow is necessary, but a full ban is not.
posted by Revolving Credit at
1:00 PM
6 Comments:
So you gonna donate Revvie? ;)
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Peas on Toast, at 21/9/07 13:28
I've definately got Mad Cow, do you think they'd notice.
But sperm smuggling could become quite a lucrative trade.
Ladies, don't spit or swallow, deposit!!
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Revolving Credit, at 21/9/07 13:34
hahahhaa!
Sick sick sick.
By
SheBee, at 21/9/07 14:08
I feel dirty.
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Anonymous, at 26/9/07 09:11
Why Doll, do you think you may have caught Mad Cow disease??
By
Revolving Credit, at 26/9/07 09:55
it's the whole thought of spitting in a dixie cup. ik ik
By
Anonymous, at 28/9/07 13:30
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