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The first line of the story seems to indicate that they know what they are doing.
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:-O
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My none secret is out.
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You do realize that it's pronounced "YOUR-uh-nuss," right?
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@4 - are you a scientist? How could you type "YOUR-uh-nuss" without laughing?!
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See, Kelly, I told you you looked good in those pink toe shoes.
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Well, I'm a scientist, and I had a good chuckle at the headline. Any (small) doubt I might have had about whether they were aware of the headline was eliminated with the first line.
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I am not a scientist, and I laughed quite heartily. I'm just disappointed that they didn't reach out to Rick Santorum for a comment.
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HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
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My son's Hardy Boys book - written in the 1940s! - has a chapter entitled "A Big Boner". Yep, I giggled like crazy when I read it aloud to him.
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@4 - Scientists can come up with whatever conventions they like. It's also pronounced yer-ANE-us, especially when it's funny.
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I thought the safe pronunciation was "urine-us".
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"I'm sorry, Fry, but astronomers renamed Uranus in 2620 to end that stupid joke once and for all."

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