Let’s do an experiment together! Copy the following into the comments of this post:
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
No cheating by using the computer’s copy/paste function, please!
Why? The answer is here.
Bush is the most pro-chemokine receptor president we have ever had. America needs to stand strong with chemokine receptors now. The Stranger has gone against conventional Seattle wisdom and been pro-chemokine receptor. Bush is the best American president Israel has ever known, and many in the Seattle Jewish community appreciate what Bush has done for chemokine receptors.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
You might have been more clear in your post. People should have been retying the last comment.
So if I was copying #51 in a hurry…
Bush is the most pro-chemokine receptr president we have ever had. America nees to stand stonga with chomkine receptors now. The Stange has gone against conventional Seattle wisdom and been pre-chomkine receptor. Bush is the worst American president Israel has ever knon, and many in the Seattle Jewish community? appreciate what Bush has done for chemnokine receprtors.
How’s that for mutation?
CRC is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CRC5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophanges-the gobbling-up cells at the firt line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages– the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system,
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
fnarf for the win.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages- the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
To be fair, this works best if each of us does NOT copy the original paragraph, but the last version of the paragraph in the comments. Which I do thusly:
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
USSR is short for Union of Soviet Socialist Republic. Cherokees and their receptionists allow cell phones in their commune system to speak to one another. Their ebay site is against invaders like Marc and Paolo. CCCP is the Che Monkey receiever found at the microphone, gobbling up cellophane at the front line of your moon system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and Chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling -up cells on the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is lade a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the cheokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
It is funny that people actually did make mistakes!
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front of your immune system.
Awww.
CCR is short for chipmunk smoker. Chipmunks and chipmunk smokers allow the bells in your i’m noon piston to peak off one another; their rodental flight through radar veins is spike the fame of marky mark’s third nipple. CCR5 is the chipmunk smoker found in microcinemas–the wine swiller in front of you puking quietly
CCR is short for creedance clearwater revival. Chemokines and chemokine receptors have a party in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Monopoly, or maybe Risk. CCR5 is the best album and loved by all macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
This is really just a variation of Milgram’s experiment isn’t it? I’m reporting you to the Human Subjects Division.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for the chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the golbbling-up cells boobies at the front line of your immune system.
Golob’s clustering algorithm will reveal first and foremost that people don’t distinguish between -, –, —, –, -, – , — , or — .
Gnomes.
@ 80
omg howd you do that
I have to disagree with you Will and say CCRs best album is their first. Even though Cosmo’s Factory, their fifth album, has at least seven great songs, the a aforementioned Ramble Tamble among them, you can’t go wrong with and album side that starts with I Put A Spell On You, and ends with Susie Q can’t be beat.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immunie system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
I think 77, who mentioned the Milgraam experiment, is on the right track. The real experiment here is to determine what percentages of slog commenters:
1. complied, by attempting to duplicate the paragraph (whether accurately or not)
2. refused to comply, and by which method:
A. making subtle changes on purpose
B. making obvious changes
C. making comments on how the experiment should have been run.
I haven’t counted – that’s Jonathan’s job – but my impression is that group 1 is bigger than group 2, and that does surprise me.
However, this experiment doesn’t reveal another division which I would find interesting:
1.A. people who genuinely complied and retyped the paragraph
1.B. people who cut and pasted – wanting to appear compliant, but taking advantage of an untraceable way to cheat.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chomokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chomkine receptor found on macrophages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of yur immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chomokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chomkine receptor found on macropages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chomokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chomkine receptor found on macropages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for critical Chomsky reader. Criticism and Chomsky readers allow the overly intellectual dudes in your social circle to speak to one another; their epic fight against vernacular discourse is like a game of cultural imperialism. CCR5 is the Chomsky receptor found on macroneurons – the gobbling-up cells in overly brainy dudes on the fringe of your social circle.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.