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 Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:51 pm
I feel....odd. My momma and mah dadda have been together for twenty plus years now XD. I feel like the minority for some reason.
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:51 pm
For those of you who don't know, Technically I have an extra Chromosome, because the scientist couldn't split both of the 23rd chromosomes, so he left it in there, and split them somewhat evenly. I'm more Related to my Italian dad according to wha the Scientist said. ^.^ I have 12 of his chromosomes, and 12 of my Dutch Father's. Atleast in the sex cell that made me. ^.^ Now i have 47 chromosomes ^.^
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:53 pm
SO you have a genetically induced Downs syndrome? ((Not to be insennsitive))
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:56 pm
LadyShirahime93 @Kumo- You're gay?
=o
*tackles and huggles*
MINE!!!!
And that's fascinating.
But... how exactly can they have multiple children with different women, if their gay? Unless their science thing extended to other woman?
And they used the woman's egg...? No, I'm the only Dual child they have, all the others were before they met eachother, and Became gay. ^.^ I'm not sure what happened to my Mother, But I think that she might have died a long time ago. I vaugely Remember going to a woman's funeral when I was really little. My Dad's cried and wouldn't stop holding onto me. they didn't let anyone else touch me. confused Either I was the only thing keeping them from full on weeping, or It was my mother. But I don't care ^.^ my dads said that the process could leave her with extreme health problems, but the Woman did it anyways. I'm glad she did, but I also think it was kinda stupid. { that is if that is the real reason she died. the didn't have an open casket funeral, so I doubt that was the case. confused } They really didn't know they were gay until they met eachother. xD it is really Clique.
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:59 pm
Six_Paths_God SO you have a genetically induced Downs syndrome? ((Not to be insennsitive)) Nope, They Edited my Dna a bit, so now I'm equipped to handle the extra chromosome. Although at some point in my life I could go blind. Or Sterile/ unexcitable. I honestly hope it is the first. Down syndrome is only one of the options in an extra chromosome. I actually have a physcal Defect from it, but I love my physical Defect. { I'm a Gay man, You figure it out ^.^ }
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:59 pm
Gtack I feel....odd. My momma and mah dadda have been together for twenty plus years now XD. I feel like the minority for some reason. lol, my parents have been together 30 i think...they had me when they were in there mid 30's
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:00 pm
Gtack I feel....odd. My momma and mah dadda have been together for twenty plus years now XD. I feel like the minority for some reason. Lolz, it is fine. From how the Bible, and almost every other religious text goes, that is how it is supposed to be. ^.^
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:06 pm
....
So... you're like a walking medical miracle...
*ish a nurse*
Most babies that are born with 47 chromosomes are miscarriaged most of the time. And then if they survive, they're born with Down Syndrome...
But no matter whose side you have more, you can't make a baby without an egg. Having two sperms is doubtful, since the egg emits a chemical that prevents any other sperm from entering the egg. If that ever did happen, which it has rarely been recorded in medical history of it happening; the egg would not survive. If it did survive, it would be like being born with a twin inside of your body.
However, you would still need two eggs and two sperm; that would create fraternal twins. Or one sperm fertilizing one egg, and then the egg split creating identical twins.
It's medically and scientifically impossible to fertilize one egg with two sperm; and live to tell the tale...
However... the second sperm injected into the egg, would be rejected, and thus you only have one father. Not two...
Sorry to rain on you're parade; but the doctor that told you that, bull shitted you.
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:09 pm
LadyShirahime93 ....
So... you're like a walking medical miracle...
*ish a nurse*
Most babies that are born with 47 chromosomes are miscarriaged most of the time. And then if they survive, they're born with Down Syndrome...
But no matter whose side you have more, you can't make a baby without an egg. Having two sperms is doubtful, since the egg emits a chemical that prevents any other sperm from entering the egg. If that ever did happen, which it has rarely been recorded in medical history of it happening; the egg would not survive. If it did survive, it would be like being born with a twin inside of your body.
However, you would still need two eggs and two sperm; that would create fraternal twins. Or one sperm fertilizing one egg, and then the egg split creating identical twins.
It's medically and scientifically impossible to fertilize one egg with two sperm; and live to tell the tale...
However... the second sperm injected into the egg, would be rejected, and thus you only have one father. Not two...
Sorry to rain on you're parade; but the doctor that told you that, bull shitted you. nonsense... with modern medicine, anything is possible. when they make robot eyes... like real looking, yet robot looking, i'm gonna get some, even if i can see
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:10 pm
LadyShirahime93 ....
So... you're like a walking medical miracle...
*ish a nurse*
Most babies that are born with 47 chromosomes are miscarriaged most of the time. And then if they survive, they're born with Down Syndrome...
But no matter whose side you have more, you can't make a baby without an egg. Having two sperms is doubtful, since the egg emits a chemical that prevents any other sperm from entering the egg. If that ever did happen, which it has rarely been recorded in medical history of it happening; the egg would not survive. If it did survive, it would be like being born with a twin inside of your body.
However, you would still need two eggs and two sperm; that would create fraternal twins. Or one sperm fertilizing one egg, and then the egg split creating identical twins.
It's medically and scientifically impossible to fertilize one egg with two sperm; and live to tell the tale...
However... the second sperm injected into the egg, would be rejected, and thus you only have one father. Not two...
Sorry to rain on you're parade; but the doctor that told you that, bull shitted you. Yeah I kinda didn't waht to say anything about how illogical the feat was...
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:12 pm
No, They split the sperm and made a single sperm. It was really risky, but according to my Dads, It worked.
Wait... Now that I think about it, I would have 48... Gah! I'll ask my dads about how many chromosomes I have when they get back. stare They have some explaining to do. I want to know more about this.
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:18 pm
whats the scouter say about his chromosome count?
IT'S OVER 9000!
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:18 pm
Yes... but no matter how powerful medical science is; we can not go against the Laws of Nature. It's a natural law. Just like you can fight the law of gravity, and bend it to your own will, you ultimately can't win against it.
It's impossible.
Fighting the laws of nature, is like trying to jump off your roof and expecting to fly. In the end, you fall. Natural laws can not be broken, no matter how much medical science, and science adapts and goes against this.
Any good scientist knows that you can work around it, and adjust it; but you can't stop it from happening.
It's impossible to be born from two sperm and one egg. It would make more sense to say, that he was born from two sperm and two eggs that fused together sometime during childbirth, because Kumo was the dominate one. That would explain why he has both his father's DNA in him. But then that would mean he would have another person inside of his body. Just like you read about people being born fused together at some part in their body, people can goes their entire lives, with say... an extra kidney, or liver, or something that was suppose to belong to their twin; but when the two eggs fused together, he was given that extra appendage.
Then the DNA that belonged to say that extra liver, would filter through his system, and make it seem like he was born to two fathers and one mother. It's not rare to find that happened.
That would be nature bending it's own law. But it didn't break it.
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:20 pm
LadyShirahime93 Yes... but no matter how powerful medical science is; we can not go against the Laws of Nature. It's a natural law. Just like you can fight the law of gravity, and bend it to your own will, you ultimately can't win against it.
It's impossible.
Fighting the laws of nature, is like trying to jump off your roof and expecting to fly. In the end, you fall. Natural laws can not be broken, no matter how much medical science, and science adapts and goes against this.
Any good scientist knows that you can work around it, and adjust it; but you can't stop it from happening.
It's impossible to be born from two sperm and one egg. It would make more sense to say, that he was born from two sperm and two eggs that fused together sometime during childbirth, because Kumo was the dominate one. That would explain why he has both his father's DNA in him. But then that would mean he would have another person inside of his body. Just like you read about people being born fused together at some part in their body, people can goes their entire lives, with say... an extra kidney, or liver, or something that was suppose to belong to their twin; but when the two eggs fused together, he was given that extra appendage.
Then the DNA that belonged to say that extra liver, would filter through his system, and make it seem like he was born to two fathers and one mother. It's not rare to find that happened.
That would be nature bending it's own law. But it didn't break it. THAT'S his physical deformity XD. Anyone else have the same thought? Hint: Extra....
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Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 6:20 pm
Gtack I feel....odd. My momma and mah dadda have been together for twenty plus years now XD. I feel like the minority for some reason. Mine are probably around forty years. I know my older brothers are going on thirty next month. My grandparents are going on around sixty years soon. And neither set ever divorced or remarried or, well, anything with another wo/man. But yeah, people that actually use their brains when walking into a relationship seem to be pretty rare these days.
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