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Sounds like a Robert Ludlum novel OffWithTheirHeads Apr 2012 #1
I've never read anything of his. silverweb Apr 2012 #2
If you like spy shit, this is Ian Flemming on steroids. OffWithTheirHeads Apr 2012 #8
Nice. silverweb Apr 2012 #9
Why are scientist's and sceptics ALWAYS the last to know????? Howler Apr 2012 #3
Experiments take time, of course. silverweb Apr 2012 #4
We know things are true agent46 Apr 2012 #13
:) Howler Apr 2012 #14
I noticed that the year my marriage went south, the kimmerspixelated Apr 2012 #5
It's weird that you bring up this book! kimmerspixelated Apr 2012 #6
Definitely worth reading. silverweb Apr 2012 #10
Thanks for this article! felix_numinous Apr 2012 #7
Perelandra. silverweb Apr 2012 #11
I have that trilogy. murielm99 Apr 2012 #12
Wow~ felix_numinous Apr 2012 #15
It is: murielm99 Apr 2012 #16
The story is ridiclulous Ricochet21 Apr 2012 #17
It was a bit of a stretch, wasn't it? silverweb Apr 2012 #18
Book 1 Ricochet21 Apr 2012 #19
Absolutely true. silverweb Apr 2012 #20
Some excellent books on the subject of plants PADemD Apr 2012 #21
Thanks for the links. silverweb Apr 2012 #22
plants don't have brains (intelligence) PADemD Apr 2012 #24
I'll let you know. silverweb Apr 2012 #25
I think that's why Fruitarianism kimmerspixelated Apr 2012 #23
That's one form of fruitarianism. silverweb Apr 2012 #26
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