Frank, at 18:41 on May 22 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...

BG> Whatever happened to the idea of feeding the rabbits treated grain,
BG> which infects them with a virus which makes them sterile, and passes this
BG> sterility to their young genetically?

FM> Now why do I get the feeling that there's something wrong with that
FM> sentence? :-)

BG> Probably because there is.  I decided to do a Rod, and put my point across
BG> without any regard for correct grammar.  Horrible, isn't it?  :)

FM> Errm, it wasn't the grammar which gave me that feeling of 'something
FM> wrong' - it was the logic. :-)

Oh yeah, now I see what you mean.  What I meant to imply was that their
YOUNG are born sterile, not that the parents became so first.  Good point.

FM> But your point remains valid. :-)

Lyn sure thinks so.  :)

Regards, Bill

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