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'Zactly. A mutation is an alteration in the gene that in this case is expressed with a visible noticeable trait (6 eyes). Since it's in the genetic code of that organism, it can be passed down. This is why dog breeders (responsible ones) won't breed a dog with hip dysplasia or deafness associated with white coloration....because selective breeding can increase the probability of the mutation's trait / "abnormality" if you will, reappearing. But it can be harnessed as well-- the reason a plant hybridizer might intentionally collect seed from a giant ruffled petalled bright pink petunia or take a cutting from a seedless orange--to capture that mutation.
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1971 MGB with chrome bumpers and a hardtop to go with the convertible top. Bought it at 100,000 miles back in the day when the odometer flipped on the drive home to 0, I felt like I had a new car. LOL. 
Now y'all got me all nostalgic for 1985 again. Bodywork needed. 
Years ago I used to work for a guy who had 2 of those. I always thought of the circus when he was in it (he was 6'7" and about 350 pounds). 
I never actually saw him drive them. Probably because of the few times I saw him wedge himself in only to sit in either of them I thought I was going to have to use the tow truck to yank him out! Obviously he had the tops down. Otherwise it woulda looked like the scene at the beginning of The Flintstones where Dino sticks his head through the roof of the car at the drive-in...... |
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1971 MGB with chrome bumpers and a hardtop to go with the convertible top. Bought it at 100,000 miles back in the day when the odometer flipped on the drive home to 0, I felt like I had a new car. LOL.
Now y'all got me all nostalgic for 1985 again. Bodywork needed.
Years ago I used to work for a guy who had 2 of those. I always thought of the circus when he was in it (he was 6'7" and about 350 pounds).
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kre8karma
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1971 MGB with chrome bumpers and a hardtop to go with the convertible top. Bought it at 100,000 miles back in the day when the odometer flipped on the drive home to 0, I felt like I had a new car. LOL.
Now y'all got me all nostalgic for 1985 again. Bodywork needed.
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Topic:
Deal Breakers
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actually Lex, parallel parking can take some talent Right, but they don't have a Nobel Prize for that. Yet. 
Only if the car is equipped with a Calabi-Yau manifold. NOBODY is going to get that one! Actually, it's a hypothetical explanation for the missing spatial dimensions required by m-theory. m-theory combines several versions of string theory. And, as far as I'm concerned, true parking creativity would best be exemplified by vertical parking. Master THAT, and you can do a whole series of instructional DVDs. |
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Topic:
Deal Breakers
Edited by
kre8karma
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Fri 09/09/11 07:13 PM
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actually Lex, parallel parking can take some talent Right, but they don't have a Nobel Prize for that. Yet.
Only if the car is equipped with a Calabi-Yau manifold. NOBODY is going to get that one! Actually, it's a hypothetical explanation for the missing spatial dimensions required by m-theory. |
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Topic:
Deal Breakers
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actually Lex, parallel parking can take some talent Right, but they don't have a Nobel Prize for that. Yet.
Only if the car is equipped with a Calabi-Yau manifold. NOBODY is going to get that one! |
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Topic:
Deal Breakers
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actually Lex, parallel parking can take some talent Right, but they don't have a Nobel Prize for that. Yet.
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I loathe having to put up a picture of myself. But there is a degree of honesty in doing that that can be felt, I think. And my expectation is that others will do the same. Unless they have a reason not to. Then I speculate. |
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You're a smart lady. London sounds really exciting for you too. I never regret falling in love. It teaches me that I am capable of wonderful feelings. Im grateful to all the men Ive loved even if it doesnt work out for whatever the reason. 
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ways to impress women
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Have a large menis. Is that a name you gave yours? No, mine's Elvis. |
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Questions in emails
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGG!!!!!!!!! Trying to think happy thoughts!!!!! 
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Topic:
Chronic pain
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Feldenkrais (aka Somatic Education). I'm not sure I can describe it well-google it for more info, but basically it teaches you to be aware of your movements and body postures that worsen pain. Many times we react to pain by moving in a different way to protect that area/prevent pain to that body part and thereby cause other problems or worsen the existing problems. If there is a class nearby, I recommend taking it. I was very skeptical going into it, but have to admit it helped quite a bit.
This may relate to what Motowndowntown was talking about. If the person he lived with made him feel defensive and stressed all the time, his body posture probably reflected that and caused health issues. I know for me, my pain was at its worst when I felt emotionally the lowest. |
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Questions in emails
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Hey! Watch that language sailor!!!! hehehehe 
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Questions in emails
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I have no idea. They do not answer my response. In fact they do not open the mail I send back to them. |
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Questions in emails
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I will give you my FAVORITE type of email. :-) 'Hi, please write me back with all your information so I can see if I like you.' I laugh and laugh :-) My LEAST favorite is: 'I have seen your picture and I know you are the ONE.' First email. Really. I often get something like: "Hi. Tell me about yourself." When I ask them what they want to know, they say anything. When I ask them to be more specific, they say they don't know what to ask, or they ask the questions in the first email. So unoriginal. This is a logistics conundrum. The guy does not know what to ask, because he does not know what he does not know about you. If he knew what to ask, he could only do that if he knew about you, and then why ask? I understand that you are upset that they want you to do all the work, but you must understand that they are lazy, so you MUST show by example how not to be lazy. I, on the other hand, if asked to tell them about myself, then their second or maximum third email will be, "please tell me less about yourself, or better still, nothing at all. I don't have time to read all your letters. In fact, silence and white pages are a virtue. Remember that." 
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Topic:
ways to impress men
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Wear a low cut blouse but insist that he make eye contact while you are talking to him. Oh yeah, and listen to what you are saying because it's very intellectual !
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Edited by
kre8karma
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That was my bike...97 Sporty. I rode it all the time...loved it...still do. There are alot of arses on the road but ya gotta be seen. LOUD PIPES SAVE LIVES! I took the Motorcycle Safety Course through A.B.A.T.E. and would recommend it to anyone wanting to start new or start again riding. I keep my endorsement on my license because I hope to have another bike at some point. it's very hard to stay off once you have experienced the ride. it hurts when you go down, but something just keeps calling you to get back on. safety courses are a great way to start off |
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When I lived in Michigan I loved to ride. Now that I live in the Phoenix metro area in Arizona, I don't want to become a statistic. It's the drivers That scare me out here, so I won't ride out here. |
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Topic:
People Who Contact Me....
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sometimes by looking at the context of the post i can figure out what the poster is trying to say. yet i do interpret it by my own standards. there are those posts that could have several meanings. like the phrase don't stop. add a comma and it becomes; don't, stop. one meaning to continue, and the other to cease and desist. english can be a difficult language to learn. communication is indeed key  i have adopted the habit if not capitalizing. i also don't use a period at the end of the last sentence i post
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