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As long as the credit cards are not cloned!

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So, we'll be locking up all pregnant women for false imprisonment then.

Also, anyone who's undergone IVF can claim all their snowflake babies as dependents. Plus those embryos can now NEVAR! be destroyed.

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You too, eh?

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Even the ones yet to develop arms?

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Why am I thinking "Quentin Tarantino meets Ridley Scott" here?

Also, "oh no, not <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=XU1MAokrrUk" target="_blank">again</a>".

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I like zygotes, and I <em>could</em> eat a whole one.

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Hell yes! And if we are truly lucky, maybe they will try to repeal Obamacare for a 34th time!

What? They are already! Thank God for Rep. Bachmann!

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Pre-<em>Roe</em> I'm pretty sure there were cases of women being prosecuted for "falling down the stairs".

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But wait... I thought Jeebusmath was 1+1<strong>+1</strong> = 1

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Someone please convince Paul that Leave it to Beaver is not real life documentary.

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Life begins at the first pickup line!

It still ends at birth as far as they're concerned, though.

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I think you'll find that's "Jahbs and the ecahnamy"

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Start claiming it as a dependent.

And don't forget to start claiming Medicare and Social Security based on your conception date, not your birth date.

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It qualifies as an appropriate breakfast for Paul Ryan, at least.

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<i>Also, no wonder Paul Ryan got a standing <strike>ovation</strike> ovulation when he came back from the campaign. </i> That's better. (thanks for hyperlinking ovation to make this pun painfully easy)

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I suspect that Ryan's bill could make miscarrying a crime.

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