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Posted by Alla Katsnelson
[Entry posted at 3rd November 2007 11:58 PM GMT]

A guy named Austin was wandering the halls of MIT's Stata Center this afternoon with a plasma bag. Its contents are a little darker and a little grayer than you'd expect blood to be - maybe the color of well-peppered Bloody Mary mix. It's also a ...

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