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Sieguest

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  • REL38
    It's funny how you get all these name changes but I always refer to you as your original name
    UncleSam
    k, so like, the bounces create 3 different shades of salt (lolwut?)
    light, middle, or shade?
    look at the pic and you'll understand.
    UncleSam
    No, an X chromosome inherits the sex determining gene, so even though both male and females would be XX there would still be a determining factor.
    I have the feeling that it's kinda sketchy for evolution to do that to us tho.
    because that determining X could get lost or something... like a recessive gene that you can just breed out of ppl.
    UncleSam
    oh I was kidding in that part.
    but there are supposedly some species that have lost the Y chromosome entirely.
    but somehow a new sex determining gene develops in it's place.
    UncleSam
    did you know the Y chromosome is actually getting smaller?
    each generation produces less-manly-er men.
    UncleSam
    DNA comes from genes but DNA splice and Gene splice are different things.
    DNA just replaced a strand, say a cell is producing a virus or something that isn't what it should be doing because it's faulty, DNA splicing replaces that Strand with a healthy one so the cell will reproduce healthy cells instead of viruses.
    Gene splicing is full on "I just split your 23 chromosome making you a chimp again, how do you feel?"
    uhmuzing
    I think my router's my problem - it disconnects alot.
    I don't suppose the age of your wii would have an effect, no? Mine's from nearly the wii's release, and it's kind of slow and prone to malfunctioning.
    UncleSam
    I can just imagine ruining mario.
    Mario spends his time in ****ing space (see Galaxy)
    all that time in weightlessness without the pressure of gravity will decrease his bone density and he will become frail so when he comes into a earth-like environment all his bones break, and he bleeds to death internally.
    it happens to astronauts, when they come back to earth they will have lost some of their bone density due to not being under any pressure whatsoever and have to go through physical therapy for their body to work under our earth environment again. that's why we should have simulated gravity.
    uhmuzing
    Cool. I've never faced ICs in my life, so maybe when/if I get my wii fixed, you could fix that for me. :D
    UncleSam
    apparently I'm ruining animal characters.
    since humans are animals I might as well ruin them all.
    So ingenious.
    this'll be fun.
    UncleSam
    Trying to find an extremely large computer monitor that will support Mac pro. but all the Large monitors I can find use HDMI which mac doesn't have for some reason.
    I mean come on, 65" LCD Display, 1080p and a 40000:1 aspect ratio.
    that's BEA-U-TI-FUL
    UncleSam
    Kay, then why was Kirby, Jigglypuff, ect. knocked out?
    Because they couldn't work under the natural law.
    How are the others so special that they have to stay?
    also full on animals would still work, you know things that actually exist.
    Pikachu for example had to be a mouse instead of a pikachu and I had to work my *** off to show everyone that it's theoretically possible.
    UncleSam
    it's physics.
    It's like trying to prove any universal theory.
    Tachyons ruin the purpose.
    UncleSam
    if an animal is involved the thread seems to get off point,
    humanoid animals don't really work unless the animal is spliced into the human, not if the human is spliced into the animal.
    an animal inheriting human genes wouldn't be able to survive, but since humans are the most adaptable species it'd be easier to obtain animal genes through a splice and work with it... somehow.
    That's why Crash is weird because a bandicoot can't just inherit human genes and get away with it.
    UncleSam
    I know it's hard...
    should I stop trying to apply physics to TDB?
    cuz the thread doesn't seem to be on the point anymore (for me)
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