Eye On DNA Is Rated R
by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei
Posted June 22, 2007 in DNA Fun
And this is what I get for discussing breast cancer and BRCA genetic testing, drug companies and personalized medicine, and reproduction and sex chromosomes.
via Pharyngula
Tags: fun, blog rating, genetics, genes, dna
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Gee, if you’re rated R, I hate to think what rating Sciencebase might get, I’ve got a Sex blog category on that site!
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Dude, I learn something new about you every day.
Mine was rated “R” because the word “Pain” came up 20x in my blog and “drug” came up once. I think their rating might be a tad hypersensitive…
But cool idea.
Val, I need to go check and see why you’ve used the word “pain” so often.
hmmm.
I have written about breast cancer, and breasts without cancer…and thanks to a reader, sex toys somehow got incorporated into my blog, and I still got a G rating.
I am way too much of a Pollyanna, even when I try - I cant seem to get a bad-girl rating.
Clearly, you kept those breasts covered, Laura.
Autism Vox is strictly for the family-friendly set.
Family-friendly means a whole lotta different things to different people!
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