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'Weird Nature' producer declares humans weirdest of all

Posted by (Melissa Drake) on Mon 18 Mar 2002 - 19:48 — Edited by GreenReaper as of Fri 30 Mar 2012 - 21:03
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BBC's new series, Weird Nature has been three years in production, and in that time producer John Downer has seen some odd creatures. But he's convinced for all the hallucinogenic mushroom eating reindeer and slime covered hagfish he's seen, humans are still the strangest beasts on the planet.

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Anon — Tue 19 Mar 2002 - 00:48
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Dang, he's obviously been to a furry convention.

Duncan da Husky — Tue 19 Mar 2002 - 13:05
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{snort}

Child, if you think furry conventions are the weirdest that humanity has to offer, you need to get out a little more.

Alfador — Tue 19 Mar 2002 - 17:52
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Or any convention, period.

Smile! The world could use another happy person.

Manawolf — Tue 19 Mar 2002 - 18:03
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He doesn't need to get to a furry con to declare humans weird. Our species hubris, self-destructive tendencies and attitudes towards sex alone make us frightfully bizarre.

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