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  • #21
    Originally posted by winoman
    ...but perhaps its just that men traditionaly have had more access to guns eh?
    Depends on how current the statistic is? I would not expect such a huge gap (95-5) to exist today due to access...

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    • #22
      Originally posted by nunechka
      they are also much more sensitive then women,they just hide these feelings and then die early of a heart attack...
      LMAO!!!! THIS MADE MY DAY, SO FUNNY

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      • #23
        Originally posted by ArmoBarbi
        I plan to marry someone who would make a good sperm doner though! hehehehe
        no doubt...so much could be said concerning this comment...but I'll refrain so that I may perhaps maintian in your good graces...

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        • #24
          Originally posted by ArmoBarbi
          Depends on how current the statistic is? I would not expect such a huge gap (95-5) to exist today due to access...
          Yeah I know - I didn't mean it as a serious comment - at least not directly concerning this issue - but perhaps for consideration in the larger discussion of inequities between men and women - what is biologicaly determined and what is the result of discrimination/unequal access etc

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          • #25
            Originally posted by winoman
            There has always been that...in fact a number of years ago there was a study concerning the passed genetic traits or some such among working (lower) class families somewhere in England - and the researchers were amazed at the very high percentage of children who had none of their daddy's genetics....
            What are you talking about? How can a child not have any of one of the biological parents genetics? Do you mean that those genes were carried and not shown in that child, cause thats the only reasonable possibility when it comes to this.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by winoman
              no doubt...so much could be said concerning this comment...but I'll refrain so that I may perhaps maintian in your good graces...
              Meaning?

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              • #27
                Originally posted by CatWoman
                LMAO!!!! THIS MADE MY DAY, SO FUNNY
                Well I don't think its so funny...but not sure if it will apply to me...- I've never been one to conceal my emotions - I cry (or at least tear up) all the time - doesn't bother me - and I'm certainly not one to hide my feelings! yeah ...If I succumb to a heart attack its likely more due to my diet then internalization of stress and such...

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by ArmoBarbi
                  I plan to marry someone who would make a good sperm doner though! hehehehe

                  Indeed, we'll marry good potential sperm donors ... But hold on, I also want him to be Armenian, what are my chances???

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by ArmoBarbi
                    What are you talking about? How can a child not have any of one of the biological parents genetics? Do you mean that those genes were carried and not shown in that child, cause thats the only reasonable possibility when it comes to this.
                    no...XXXXX...(I replaced "dummy" with XXXXXX so you wouldn't get mad at me...) - it means the ladies were boffing the milkman and such while their hubbies were away at work....

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by CatWoman
                      Indeed, we'll marry good potential sperm donors ... But hold on, I also want him to be Armenian, what are my chances???
                      not sure if I'm typical - but if so - I would say your chances are quite good!

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