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Full Facial Transplant Is One Step Closer

Hugh Pickens writes "A Chinese medical team led by Shuzhong Guo of the Fourth Military Medical University in Xi'an has successfully completed the first transplant to include facial bone in a transplant on a man whose face was slashed by a bear. The Chinese graft included muscles, nerves, blood vessels, cartilage and skin and included an intact salivary gland, another first. Two years after the procedure, the man can eat, drink and speak, thanks to the gradual fusing of transplanted nerves and muscles with what remained of the patient's own. This transplant together with the another ground breaking transplant last year by French doctors that removed a huge tumor that had completely infiltrated and disfigured their patient's face, now sets the stage for a full facial transplant."

113 comments

  1. saw a doco on this by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Saw a pretty good documentary on this about 10 years ago. Ah, here it is.

    1. Re:saw a doco on this by nicnac__001 · · Score: 0

      I didn't see that coming!

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    2. Re:saw a doco on this by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Since it's slashdot, i haven't read the article nor summary .. but i too have seen a documentary about this very thing.

      I think it's here, but perhaps that's a different movie with the same title.

    3. Re:saw a doco on this by Silent+Node · · Score: 2, Funny

      This is the next step in disguising the true age of Chinese gymnasts. My prediction: In London, the entire women's team will sport fu manchu mustaches.

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  2. making John Woo movies a reality by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    What next? Magnetically-operated prisons?

    1. Re:making John Woo movies a reality by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I liked that idea. You just have to make metal boots too hard to remove for the average prisoner. That should be easy if you get rid of the velcro.

    2. Re:making John Woo movies a reality by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Damn, you're good!

  3. Additional information by 93+Escort+Wagon · · Score: 4, Funny

    The article doesn't mention this; but John Woo was a technical consultant for the Chinese surgical team.

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    1. Re:Additional information by PPH · · Score: 3, Funny

      In Soviet Russia, bear slashes Woo!

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    2. Re:Additional information by strelitsa · · Score: 4, Funny

      Some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets Woo.

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    3. Re:Additional information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The article doesn't mention this; but John Woo was a technical consultant for the Chinese surgical team.

      John Who?

    4. Re:Additional information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You really need to get +5 funny for this, but the moderators are young and provincial, and don't understand puns, where something is good because it's bad.

    5. Re:Additional information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That is so untrue. I'm in Quebec and there are lots of good mods up here.

    6. Re:Additional information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That is so untrue. I'm in Quebec and there are lots of good cods up here.

      Fixed it for you.

    7. Re:Additional information by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      First base!

  4. You have to admire the Chinese... by bigtallmofo · · Score: 5, Funny

    A Chinese medical team...has successfully completed the first facial transplant

    They will do ANYTHING to ensure that their underage gymnasts can compete in the Olympics.

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    1. Re:You have to admire the Chinese... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Yeah, and no more lip-synching needed when the little girl singer's not cute enough -- they'll just swap the faces!

    2. Re:You have to admire the Chinese... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Insightful

      I wonder which Falun Gong member the face came from?

  5. Face/Off by cory_p82 · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Awesome! Science will soon catch up with Hollywood! What's next? Will John Travolta actually get to have wings added on?

    1. Re:Face/Off by maxume · · Score: 1

      He is going to get a little taller.

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  6. London 2012 by bigtallmofo · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    This is one of the 12 year olds that is planning to compete in London 2012... Nobody will suspect a thing!

    Chinese Olympic Gymnast

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  7. Chinese transplant is actually from 2004 by davidwr · · Score: 4, Funny

    From the article:

    The Chinese team, led by Shuzhong Guo of the Fourth Military Medical University in Xi'an, is the first to include facial bone in a face transplant, carried out on 13 April 2006.

    The correct version should read:

    The Chinese team, led by Shuzhong Guo of the Fourth Military Medical University in Xi'an, is the first to include facial bone in a face transplant, carried out on 13 April 2004.

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    1. Re:Chinese transplant is actually from 2004 by djupedal · · Score: 1

      The patient was attacked in 2004. The transplant didn't take place until 2006. The corrected version should be:
      >The Chinese team led by Shuzhong Guo of the Fourth Military Medical University in Xi'an, is the first to include facial bone in a face transplant, carried out 13 April 2006.

  8. Upcoming Breakthroughs by pipingguy · · Score: 1

    May I be first in line for a brain transplant?

    1. Re:Upcoming Breakthroughs by Spy+der+Mann · · Score: 1

      May I be first in line for a brain transplant?

      This is the first intelligent thing I've heard you say, Pinky.

    2. Re:Upcoming Breakthroughs by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      if a brain is transplanted, are you legally the person the brain came from or the person the body came from?

    3. Re:Upcoming Breakthroughs by Pantero+Blanco · · Score: 1

      if a brain is transplanted, are you legally the person the brain came from or the person the body came from?

      If there's any sanity in the legal system, you would be the person the brain came from. While hormones from other organs can influence behavior, consciousness and decisions come from the brain, and that's where memories are stored.

    4. Re:Upcoming Breakthroughs by Apatharch · · Score: 1

      But whose DNA and fingerprints will you have?

  9. So what happens in case of rejection? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Insightful

    I can't imagine what it would feel like to get a normal life again after an accident like that, only to have your face literally start falling off ten years later because the body rejected the tissue.

    1. Re:So what happens in case of rejection? by Artista42 · · Score: 1

      They have them on a ton of immunosuppressants to prevent rejection.

  10. Donors by Artista42 · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I wonder how many people would actually be willing to donate their face. It's one thing to donate blood or donate an organ when you die, but to donate part of or the entirety of what makes you most visibly recognizable? Even though the donor would be dead, the family might have issues with disfiguring the corpse.

    1. Re:Donors by fishbowl · · Score: 2, Insightful

      >the family might have issues with disfiguring the corpse.

      How about spelling this out, early and often:
      The members of the family that disrespect the wishes of the decedent, don't get a share of the estate.

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    2. Re:Donors by Cylix · · Score: 3, Funny

      Take it all after I croak!

      When I finally fall over dead I really won't need anything in my body. It would be nice to know that they might do someone else some good once I'm gone.

      In fact, if someone does decide to done my face and do a kuku dance... they should date my girlfriend.

      Talk about easing the transition!

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    3. Re:Donors by maxume · · Score: 1

      That you look a lot like your skull mitigates the recognizable issues quite a bit.

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    4. Re:Donors by SpinyNorman · · Score: 2, Informative

      The face is just a wrapper - a receipient wouldn't have the same bone structure, behavior/expressions (raised eyebrows, winks, scowls), eyes, ways of moving mouth and lips (speech, etc) as the donor.

      Remember also that the police do facial reconstruction from bare skulls and get recognisable results - the bone structure is a VERY large part of what makes you look like you do.

    5. Re:Donors by Moleculo · · Score: 1

      "A Chinese medical team led by Shuzhong Guo of the Fourth Military Medical University in Xi'an has successfully completed the first transplant to include facial bone"

    6. Re:Donors by Repossessed · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Do Chinese convicts that are executed get a say about being donors?

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    7. Re:Donors by mobby_6kl · · Score: 1

      They'll just probably roll one of these up to the hospital parking lot and volunteer somebody from the passers by if they don't have one already processed.

    8. Re:Donors by fyoder · · Score: 1

      Take it all after I croak!

      Hear, hear! Take what you want, then let beetles deflesh my bones, string them together into a skeleton, and put me up for sale on ebay! I've always wanted to be a part of the goth scene, but never had the energy, too lazy even for emo. But as a skeleton it would take no energy, and nobody would be more goth, nobody paler!

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    9. Re:Donors by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      the reconstruction mentioned in the article included a fair bit of bone structure.

    10. Re:Donors by Mattsson · · Score: 1

      Wonder how long after this becomes a relatively safe operation it will be before the first rich but ageing or ugly woman buy the face of a poor but beautiful young woman...

      Capitalism über alles.

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    11. Re:Donors by KlausBreuer · · Score: 1

      Issues?
      I'll be dead. Take all you can, especially if it helps other people - I won't need it anymore. Use the remains to teach students at the university, and burn the rest.

      Seriously, people who claim their bodies to be holy and untouchable after death are more than just a bit nuts. Would you prefere your body parts to remain useful, or would you rather feed maggots with them?

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    12. Re:Donors by Artista42 · · Score: 1

      Some people are hindered from donating organs by their religion, and a lot of religions have restrictions on it. I'm not saying I personally I agree with the people who are hesitant to donate their organs, I'm saying that they are out there.

  11. Hate to break it to you, but... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    ...those aren't wings, those are thetans :(

    1. Re:Hate to break it to you, but... by skoaldipper · · Score: 1

      ...those aren't wings, those are thetans :(

      [ In an Emergency Room far far away ... ]

      Dr. Obi Wand: Wing?! That's no wing. It's a face lesion.
      Dr. Hans Soso: Chewy, quick. Turn this lip around.
      Chewy: RrrrrHhHhhHHHHHh!

      Clone Wars, 2009
      Rated R for Violence

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  12. Re:Please americans, go back by Das+Modell · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Slashdot would greatly benefit from disabling anonymous commenting.

  13. Face off/Voice off by ilovesymbian · · Score: 1

    How about the voice? Can they duplicate the vocal chords too?

    1. Re:Face off/Voice off by HeadlessNotAHorseman · · Score: 1

      The voice is a lot more complicated. It comes not just from the vocal chords, but also the shape of the mouth, the length/shape of the neck and the shape of the chest.

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  14. Now all I need is artificial intelligence and plastic personality to go.

  15. Re:Please americans, go back by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

    Slashdot would greatly benefit from disabling anonymous commenting.

    I agree.

  16. More pictures at the BBC by Valacosa · · Score: 4, Informative

    I was reading about this story this morning. The BBC has more pictures here.

    What I found funny is that the caption for the first photo warns, "SOME MAY FIND THE FOLLOWING IMAGES DISTURBING." Personally, I found the first photo - the photo to which that warning is attached - the most disturbing. Yes, more disturbing than the tumor-face.

    There's also a photo in there which reminded me of Two-face from The Dark Knight, but it's too blurry to be scary.

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    1. Re:More pictures at the BBC by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's like the goatse page disclaimer

    2. Re:More pictures at the BBC by revealingheart · · Score: 1

      Looking at the first photo in the link, I keep looking at his right eye, it doesn't look right, as though the position of the skin is off. Based on the fourth photo, his skin around his eye was repaired and not from the donor. But it's made me think this could be a problem for face transplants, when the position of the skin around the eyes of the donor doesn't match the recipient's.

      While full face transplants in the future are going to raise a lot of interest and intrigue, I think they are only going to be made in extreme circumstances, as where possible, it's probably best to keep the existing facial features than replace them unnecessarily.

  17. Face-off by waveformwafflehouse · · Score: 3, Funny

    So I suppose now he can grin and bear it.
    In your face, bear!
    Bear's response: Ooooooh, Face!
    bear/
    Think he picked out the new one with FaceBook?
    Boy, is his face Red.
    Now he'll have to face the truth like he's never faced it before.

  18. Parent can haz... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ...+1, Groan plz?

  19. Fun by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Best thing about a face transplant? Turning up at the donors funeral and making ghost noises.

    1. Re:Fun by phreakincool · · Score: 1

      I hate to be a buzz-kill about your other-wise hilarious joke, but... Due to the agonizing pain you'd be in because you just had muscle and skin tissue grafted onto your face, you would most likely be heavily sedated for days and hospitalized even longer. Thus, missing the donor's wake and funeral.

    2. Re:Fun by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Thanks for stating the obvious. It's a joke. Lighten up!

    3. Re:Fun by Oktober+Sunset · · Score: 1

      If your going to insist on being a big ol joke spoiler, you may as well point out that because the bone structure underneath is different, the face won't look the same when it's stuck in another person.

  20. Pete Townsend wrote about it by __aamisb9940 · · Score: 1

    "Face the Face" :D

  21. Medical and existential by moteyalpha · · Score: 1

    Tissues can be generated without removing them from a corpse. Yes the voice box can be changed. Entire voice boxes can be built from existing tissue with lasers. Stem cell research has evolved to replace organs. Human neural cells have been integrated in an animal brain. Gene sequences can be changed and grown. New genes can be incorporated in living cells. This is not the only face transplant and in fact I was assisting a doctor in ENT when she rebuilt the lower half of a face in 1975. She also built voice boxes for people who had none, congenitally. I guess we will soon be going to the 'Carousel'.

  22. ok, deadpan humor was too deadpan by davidwr · · Score: 1

    I appreciate the informative, but I was trying to be funny.

    Hint for the humor-impaired: Chinese Gymnasts.

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    1. Re:ok, deadpan humor was too deadpan by djupedal · · Score: 0, Redundant

      Zoom - right over my head - time for more meds, thanks.

  23. Meh, porn has been doing by antifoidulus · · Score: 3, Funny

    full facials for years....oh wait, whats that, "full facial transplants", nevermind.

    1. Re:Meh, porn has been doing by MobileTatsu-NJG · · Score: 1

      full facials for years....oh wait, whats that, "full facial transplants", nevermind.

      I don't know why you're stopping. You're right both ways!

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    2. Re:Meh, porn has been doing by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You know, thanks to porn, whenever I hear a Mary Kay consultant offer to give someone a free "facial" I almost can't contain my laughter...

      Come to think of it... that would make a great plot for a porno!
      "Hey lady, want a free facial?"
      "Ooh, why sure! I always eat up freebies!"

  24. A better question by davidwr · · Score: 1

    What if only half the brain is transplanted? What if only a portion?

    If I'm dying and I have a part of my brain implanted in you, are "you" legally married to your pre-op spouse, my pre-op spouse, or both of them?

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    1. Re:A better question by slashdotwannabe · · Score: 1

      If I'm dying and I have a part of my brain implanted in you, are "you" legally married to your pre-op spouse, my pre-op spouse, or both of them?

      Which one is hotter?

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  25. Double standard by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Oh i see if the guy in texas chainsaw massacre where's your face it's a crime but if these guys do it they are heroes.

    1. Re:Double standard by pejyel · · Score: 1

      Oh i see if the guy in texas chainsaw massacre wears your face it's a crime but if these guys do it they are heroes.

      Had you spelt your comment correctly, I think it should have been modded +5 Funny

  26. Face stolen! Film at eleven. by mr.scoot · · Score: 1
    First there were organ thefts. Now we have face transplants.

    Welcome to identity theft, modern style.

  27. Re:Rejoice Slashdotters by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Let me see...

    1) Get laid
    2) Swap faces
    3) ???
    4) Skip out on charges for Gross Sexual Misconduct!

    It's fool-proof!

  28. This is NOT news for NERDS by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    You insensitive clods! This is not news for nerds. Many of us are quite attractive! Why would we need face transplants?

  29. Re:Please americans, go back by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative

    Slashdot would greatly benefit from disabling anonymous commenting.

    I agree.

    Sense of humor died long ago on /.

  30. I was going to submit this. by lantastik · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I didn't because I would have felt like a hypocrite. That is probably not the right word, but when I first saw the pictures, I was all like W.T.F?!? I thought the "after" picture was the before picture until I started scrolling though a little bit (I saw this article on a different site that had more photos).

    The other site also had the photos featured from this article:
    http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5il4qlI62UWuVdQ-az7K0N7OvGEoQD92N0TFO1

    Again, it was a total W.T.F. moment for me. No, not a Worse Than Failure® moment, but you know what I mean. I got a little introspective after that and decided to leave it alone. Like, what if I saw that guy on the street, would I gasp in horror? Would I stare in amazement? I felt like my submitting it would just be a point and stare opportunity. Please tell me I am not the only one that had this thought.

    1. Re:I was going to submit this. by Raenex · · Score: 1

      Like, what if I saw that guy on the street, would I gasp in horror?

      This face transplant story is a complete Shop of Horrors. I was morbidly reading through the stories and the pictures, and got extremely queasy and had to lie down after one of the stories. It was about a woman who woke up to find that her dog had eaten her nose and lips. She didn't realize it at first until she tried to smoke a cigarette.

      All part of God's plan, of course.

  31. Pascal Coler by Wintersmith · · Score: 1

    "One step closer"? From what I read, Pascal Coler's (the neurofibromatosis guy) *was* a full facial transplant.

  32. a quote by the doctor performing the surgery by roman_mir · · Score: 0, Redundant

    This quote by the lead doctor, Shuzhong Guo, was recorded by our reporter.

    I want to take his face.... off!

    1. Re:a quote by the doctor performing the surgery by roman_mir · · Score: 1

      No more drugs for this man!

  33. SAW THE MOVIE! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Face-off was pretty good, even with John Revolta!

    http://fakesteveballmer.blogspot.com

  34. It's easier for Asians though by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    because they all look alike

  35. Face Plant? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Come on, 50+ comments in and no one has done a "face plant" joke?

  36. As a Slashdotter, I must say... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    You had me at "full facial".

  37. s there such thing as a Chinese redneck ? by slider3618 · · Score: 1

    Hey Earl watch this .. a panda bear is going to take this bamboo shoot right out of my mouth.......

  38. At last! by Quiet_Desperation · · Score: 1

    My quest to look like David Hasselhoff is nearing fruition!

  39. Miyagi motion: Face On, Face Off! by jollyreaper · · Score: 1

    Ok, so now we can transplant faces but tell me, Doctor, can we transplant the heart of a good movie into a Travolta vehicle?

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  40. Losing Face? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    And no smarty pants comments about Chinese losing face!

  41. Re:remember the monkey? by Pantero+Blanco · · Score: 1

    this one reminds me of a crazy doctor (i don't remember his name) that replaced a monkey's head and the the operation was a success. But it was still seen as immoral so no more replacing monkey heads. And in my opinion it was one big painful fist in the face of creationists.

    It was a (presumably sane) doctor named Robert White, in Ohio.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/1263758.stm

    It was a "success" in the sense that the monkey's head stayed alive and conscious for a few days. The nerves were still severed and it could not control the body it was transplanted to. Even so, I found it amazing.

    Of course, that's quite different from the facial transplant in the article. Not surprisingly, spinal nerves are harder to repair than the smaller ones in your face.

  42. Too Much by Borg+Bucolic · · Score: 1
    As if 16 year olds in CA getting breast implants because of body image wasn't enough,

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    now they can go face shopping on Rodeo Drive. It puts a whole new spin to online shopping in facebook.

  43. Great! by Superdarion · · Score: 1

    Now I can go bear-wrestle like I've always wanted to!

  44. Nonsense... by i_liek_turtles · · Score: 1

    some have tentacles!

  45. Most of the Chinese Women's team... by Onlyodin · · Score: 1

    Looks to me like most of the women on the chinese team look like they're fresh out of the local sex-change clinic... remember the swimming team from a few years back?

    1. Re:Most of the Chinese Women's team... by VoidCrow · · Score: 1

      Well, a lot of people fresh out of local sex-change clinic *do* look like the women on the CHinese team. ANd then again, some of them you'd never pick up on. If you ever sleep with any of them it will make you as gh3y as Elton John. I'd like you to think about that.

  46. Re:Please americans, go back by shutdown+-p+now · · Score: 1

    Why? Moderation seems to take care of the most obvious troll/flamebait attempts, such as GP.

  47. I get it... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ...It's funny because it's racist.

    1. Re:I get it... by kanweg · · Score: 3, Interesting

      No, it is not. There has been research and people of various races are not good at recognising people from another race. For example, westerners will look at hair colour as one of the parameter. Obviously, unless the hair is died, it is not a good parameter for distinguishing oriental people. As it turns out, various races use different sets of parameters to recognise individual people. If you're not trained in that, you'll easily conclude that they look alike. Witness testimonies where a witness is of a different race than the person he claims to recognise should be judged carefully.

      Bert

    2. Re:I get it... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You got modded down. I bet it was some nigger without a sense of humor.

    3. Re:I get it... by incognito84 · · Score: 1

      Before I moved to South Korea I had the same misconception. "Oh dear, how will I tell everyone apart?" Now, after having been immersed for more than a year, I can understand Korean complaints about not being able to tell Westerners apart. You adapt to one environment I guess and you're right in saying that there are different parameters in every culture / race for recognizing facial features. Your brain adjusts very quickly once you're immersed in that situation. It's only Western ignorance pervading in comments like "all Asians look the same".

  48. 10 years? by denzacar · · Score: 1

    In 10 years most of those cells would already be your own for several cell generations.
    If there is going to be rejection, that would have to happen much sooner than 10 years.

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  49. Re:Please americans, go back by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    That's one weak troll. Maybe it needs to eat more peasants?

  50. Re:remember the monkey? by MrNaz · · Score: 1

    I really don't see how it's a fist in the face of creationists, even though I'm most certainly not one myself.

    Personally, if I have a gripe with the (lack of) logic in an opponent's argument, I don't respond with logicless statements of my own.

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  51. Full facial one step closer?!? by geirnord · · Score: 1

    As a Slashdot geek, I can only hope...

  52. since you're giving up your girlfriend anyway by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    any objection if we just have at her now?

  53. I'm sure... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    there's no shortage of 'volunteers' (read political prisoners) in China lined up for these kinds of donations.

  54. a LONG way to go by shaitand · · Score: 1

    Seriously, defy your principles and LOOK at the article, there is a picture of the guy after transplant.

    How anyone could call a horribly disfigured result 'successful' in a cosmetic procedure is beyond me.

  55. Why do bears always go for the face? by dukeofgaming · · Score: 1

    Seriously, the few times i've trusted photo links by msn and it ends up being a bear attack it's always the face.

  56. Pretty girls to sing the national anthem by Shotgun · · Score: 1

    Woohoo! Now they can take the face off the pretty young girl and put it on the ugly little girl that can sing. NO MORE LIP SYNCING!!

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  57. Unresistable by GDI+Lord · · Score: 1

    All your face are belong to us!

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