NPR: The Most, 04.23.08

The Most, 04.23.08

It's the Most.

Massachusetts town tapped for nation's best water/ Skipping breakfast may mean your baby is a girl/ Olympic skater was slipped date-rape drug/ Lynchings in Congo as penis theft panic heats capital/ Some libraries shun Google in book battle

Zena Barakat

10:31 AM ET | 04-23-2008 | permalink

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I'm not a prude, but I don't see the humor in genital mutilation, even if it's a figment of someone's supernaturally enhanced imagination. That's especially true since those falsely accused of it are dying.

Sent by Matthew Scallon | 3:28 PM ET | 04-23-2008

Can't agree with Matthew. I know I always get a laugh when I go to Mass and see people imagining that this bit of cracker is the body of the all-powerful creator of the universe. Religious delusions are always good for a chuckle.

Sent by Anonymous skeptic | 12:11 PM ET | 04-25-2008

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