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Tam pretty much sums up my thoughts on what I had previously believed was a non-existent problem, of people making food out of aborted fetuses: Meanwhile,

soylent green? my american history professor showed that movie. Reply. Jenny says: January 24, 2012 at 16:26. this picture is so much dorkier and more funny than any of the captions I've ever seen put on it. Reply

This isn't quite a “Soylent Green is people” story, but it's pretty close. As far as anyone knows, no one in Oklahoma or anywhere else in the US uses the remains of unborn babies as ingredients in food (not yet, anyway). However, Pepsico and certain

26 2012 at 9:30 AM ?Soylent Green will not be manufactured in Oklahoma. Not if that state senator Ralph Shortey gets his way. The freshman Republican introduced a bill this week in the state legislature "prohibiting the sale or manufacture of food or

"Soylent Green is people!!!" Yes, it was one of Chartlon Heston's campiest scenes and has been parodied oh so many times. Soylent Green debuted in 1973 and the film was set in 2022, which really didn't appear to be all that far away – even back in the

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