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Monday, July 03, 2000 BREAKTHROUGH!!! Drug Helps Socially Inept Monkeys Attract Mates In a remarkable discovery sure to send shockwaves through the scientific world, a handful of researchers at the Gussman Center for Sociology have stumbled upon a drug treatment which makes socially inept male lab monkeys irresistible to their female counterparts. An Unconventional Method For
the study, a group of chimpanzees which were deemed to be particularly socially
inept were extracted from a massive shipping crate stuffed to the gills with
monkeys. Ladykillers With
bags of cocaine in hand, the incompetent chimps were then placed into the
Gussman Commons area, where interaction with a large assortment of male and
female apes could take place. What happened next was unprecedented. The Woman's Perspective Kona, one of the few female chimpanzees at the facility that is capable of sign language, communicated with us through an interpreter: "Why
do you like Glip [one of the test apes]?" "Wow!
Can you show me how to do that sign language pooping bird thing? That was
cool!" "Chimp-Daddy" Throughout
the course of the research, one particular test chimpanzee proved himself to be
miles ahead of the competition, even within his own test group. This
unusually tall ape, often referred to as "Chimp-Daddy" by the Gussman
researchers, was seen to have copulated with each of the 36 females at least
twice within the first week of the experiment. Almost as amazing as his
tremendously successful promiscuity was the fact that Chimp-Daddy didn't really
look much like a chimp at all, but rather like a man wearing a shoddy and
unconvincing monkey costume. During one recent lovemaking session,
Chimp-Daddy displayed his renowned extraordinary intelligence by groaning
aloud----in perfectly enunciated English----"Oh, hell yeah!!!" as he
reached climax. Then he removed his ape-suit and displayed his brilliant
simian talent for mimicry as he now looked exactly like Lead Researcher Crummer. |