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I said I'm not gonna talk about it!Erpy wrote:ESPECIALLY the ones who advertise their gender in their usernames.![]()
As the resident geneticist, I must say that it is possible, just intensely unlikely.Lady Pyro wrote:Oh no, they're on to me-...I mean...Don't be so silly! You wont find any Y chromosomes in me, no sir!
ME TOO! I'm 15, female and from Cali. NOW WHO WANTS TO CYBER!?Lady Pyro wrote:I didn't know that could happen!
But I suppose that's why I huddle over drawing tables and comic books rather then microscopes and science texts. Wait! No! I mean that I like makeup and uhh...shoes? Also romantic comedies with no explosions and things that are pretty rather then fun. I also regularly engage in other female stereotypes I can't think of right now
LOL! Funny thing is, most of those things seems to attract more girls than boys, so don't be worried.Lady Pyro wrote:... huddle over drawing tables and comic books rather then microscopes and science texts...
Oh oh I do!!Quest For Glory Fan wrote:ME TOO! I'm 15, female and from Cali. NOW WHO WANTS TO CYBER!?Lady Pyro wrote:I didn't know that could happen!
But I suppose that's why I huddle over drawing tables and comic books rather then microscopes and science texts. Wait! No! I mean that I like makeup and uhh...shoes? Also romantic comedies with no explosions and things that are pretty rather then fun. I also regularly engage in other female stereotypes I can't think of right now
Intensely unlikely? I didn't think it was that uncommon for women to be pregnant with boys, and boys have Y chromosomes... Sure, it's only until the boy is born, but I'm pretty sure that blood (and chromosomes) are shared until then.As the resident geneticist, I must say that it is possible, just intensely unlikely.
Nope. Not even close. An individual's genetic material is not exchanged through the placental membranes; your genes are you own once the material from both parents combines. Neither is blood; there is a filtration passage of certain biological components across the membrane but blood cannot pass through. After all, if a father is Type A and a mother is Type B, the child could be Type AB and thus the child's blood would kill the mother.Paviel wrote:I didn't think it was that uncommon for women to be pregnant with boys, and boys have Y chromosomes... Sure, it's only until the boy is born, but I'm pretty sure that blood (and chromosomes) are shared until then.
*sighs* I guess there are many of us who would. ;-)SelfRescuingPrincess wrote:I would LOVE to see an updated version of Dragon Fire (then again, the graphics are pretty good for 1998) but sadly it will never happen. If I had the money I'd rehire the entire programming team.
QFG 5 was intended to be much larger than it was. Punny Bones, for instance, was supposed to make an appearance as he said he would in QFG 4 (if you offer Gnome Ann the Hera Ring, however, she explains that he left because the place was 'deader than Mordavia'), along with other things. It has been so long since the long-since dead subject of the expansion pack was brought up that I forgot what else was supposed to be added to the game.I would LOVE to see an updated version of Dragon Fire (then again, the graphics are pretty good for 1998) but sadly it will never happen. If I had the money I'd rehire the entire programming team..