Post number #107361, ID: 73f57d
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What's up with that? they used to be a rare sight... -8||8
Post number #107362, ID: 16f774
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I call shenanigans. -Ano
Post number #107364, ID: 149c4f
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Maybe you're just looking in the right places. -RaIn
Post number #107369, ID: 73f57d
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I suppose but I still go to the same places as I did 10 years ago... Now they are crawling everywhere... -8||8
Post number #107371, ID: 0d2b28
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More people, I guess? Population boom might be a thing after all.
Post number #107372, ID: 0d2b28
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>>107371 Hehe, that pun was not intended.
Post number #107376, ID: 73f57d
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>>107371 Yes but the fad passed... They are on the level of those ring things people used to wear... Unless nanomachine rejection doubled last time I checked... -8||8
Post number #107393, ID: efb841
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NMR isn't that rare...Not to mention with the persistent increase of pollution and other variables it's not that strange that the numbers might climb or be affected by our current birth rate. I'm not sure who told you Cat Boomers were especially rare...but...-Aethia
Post number #107410, ID: 9ea725
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The catboomers were kinda always here. The other species of hybrid, though? That's... new...
Like, a few years new. Most of them are SINless though, so you almost never hear about them.
Post number #107447, ID: c32f96
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>>107393 Well maybe my memory isn't right... I thought it was 1 or 2% chance for NMR but I know nothing about this kinda stuff... -8||8
Post number #107531, ID: dad548
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>>107410 Ehm.. what species?
Post number #107665, ID: d0c800
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>>107447 well remember even 1% chance for a disease is a big margin so it is really common
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