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Troll replied

25 February 2013, 10:25
I thought this was old news- the risks of gender bender chemicals in the water course has been identified for some time - especially in London which re-cycles an awful lot of its water- meaning oestrogen from female discharges are turning males into wimmin

Add in the risk from plasticisers in common use and men are doomed
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vetran started a topic Chemically affected boners - No not a thread about Ron!

25 February 2013, 10:16
Chemically affected boners - No not a thread about Ron!

BBC Nature - Chemicals linked to problems with otters' penis bones

We are being Rotters to Otters

is it about time we started treating our rivers with respect?
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