Conversation time Bouncer

[decadecadeca]

It's all pink on the inside.

End of thread.

[Bouncer]

Look, you can get all upset over nothing, but until you show that you have any kind of basic knowledge on the subject, how the hell do i know where to start.

You have a very broad incomplete question. I am trying to find a point to start and you are getting all bitchy and whiny with me because you don't have a clue what you are asking.


You keeps saying what you don't think it is. How about you talk about what it is you think instead of talking about what you don't think it is.

i dont know. i dont think anyone has the full answers to my question. i though that was the point of a good topic. to discuss and share ideas.

:pissed:

[dna9488]

Well we are talking about skin pigmentation and the type of melanin present in different races. You raised the question of the different skin color even though people aren't really that far apart. I can't really get to in deep about recessive and dominant genes, but it leads back to that. Even though races may be relatively close, the environment is not. What genetic characteristics were stimulated versus which ones lie dormant is about nature and nurture.

A well documented way to look at the difference recessive and dominant genes can play a role in current color is to look at eye color.

Thats what Mag said. Stop copying her.

You could have at least given her credit for her words. Typical white man stealing all the goods :fufool:

[Timma]

New topic. B's gayness

[dna9488]

New topic. B's gayness

I agree. His estrogen levels are sky high and they can be sensed by his word choices online :D

[Shibby]

I will admit that a lot of my knowledge on it did come from her, but currently that was straight from my mind :D

She has talked to me about dominant and recessive genes a few times with me and it can still be hard to follow sometimes.

[Timma]

I agree. His estrogen levels are sky high and they can be sensed by his word choices online :D

Well we can also hit on the subtopic of him and trannies as well.

[dna9488]

I will admit that a lot of my knowledge on it did come from her, but currently that was straight from my mind :D

She has talked to me about dominant and recessive genes a few times with me and it can still be hard to follow sometimes.

lol... that stuff is easy. If you had asked me about it in detail, I would've written a book for you when I took the course a few years ago

[Bouncer]

I will admit that a lot of my knowledge on it did come from her, but currently that was straight from my mind :D

She has talked to me about dominant and recessive genes a few times with me and it can still be hard to follow sometimes.

why dont you have her come on here and give me my answers cause you dont seem capable. :hibb:

[Bouncer]

lol... that stuff is easy. If you had asked me about it in detail, I would've written a book for you when I took the course a few years ago

then answer my questions..

[dna9488]

Well we can also hit on the subtopic of him and trannies as well.

I think that should be a separate thread :D

[dna9488]

then answer my questions..

i'll do it later when I have an abundance of time on my hands. I don't have my genetics text book anymore, so it will be hard unless I find my old notes (if I have them).

[Bouncer]

lol... that stuff is easy.

it will be hard unless I find my old notes (if I have them).

:retard:

[Shibby]

why dont you have her come on here and give me my answers cause you dont seem capable. :hibb:

If you can't understand my laymen discussion of it, there is no way you will ever follow her posts :noo:

:P

[Bouncer]

If you can't understand my laymen discussion of it, there is no way you will ever follow her posts :noo:

:P

you never make an attempt. instead you take a question from a question and play dance around the answer.

:fight: