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It is possible that Dr. Bunnigus was born in a Wombulator, but while the device used fits the description of a wombulator, Bunni was born in a hospital. | It is possible that Dr. Bunnigus was born in a Wombulator, but while the device used fits the description of a wombulator, Bunni was born in a hospital. [http://www.schlockmercenary.com/2001-02-11 2001-02-11] | ||
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Revision as of 03:06, 25 July 2017
Description
This is the 31st-century. Most in vivo or in utero sophonts will choose to resort to in vitro reproduction using fine products like the over-the-counter "Wombulator 3500" ("from the people who brought you the Ambulator 1650!") which not only cuts down on the personal inconvenience associated with gravidity, but also cuts down on the mess of labor and delivery (which is a good thing, since Wombulator delivery typically occurs on the kitchen counter.) 2004-06-05
History
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Notable Examples
[Just what it says]
Appearances
First appearance
appeared in a footnote in strip 2004-06-05.
Other notable appearances
[This is for technology that does not appear regularly. For things like Annie Plants and the Hypernet, remove this section.]
Author's Note
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Speculation
It is possible that Dr. Bunnigus was born in a Wombulator, but while the device used fits the description of a wombulator, Bunni was born in a hospital. 2001-02-11