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This Week In The Future, November 29 - December 3, 2010
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The weather outside may be frightful, but the weather here at This Week in The Future looks pretty toasty. Baarbarian has summed up four of this week's most outrageous stories in the scene above, and as always, if you are the first to correctly identify all of them in the comments section, you will win a T-shirt of this week's image. Or, if you just can't wait, you can buy yours here.
Until next time, enjoy our past weekly illustrated roundups here.
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