Oh lord, that statement hits me right in the “feel old” button.
Oh lord, that statement hits me right in the “feel old” button.
The difference is that she's still hot, while you were ancient when you were young....she's my age...
Hey dude!TIL that Chrome still remembers my login.
Uhm.
Hi there, y'all.
HI!Hey dude!
Because Emperical evidence shows that posting whilst intoxicated leads to shenanigans.Why shouldn't you be posting?
YAY, SHENANIGANS!We love shenanigans!
Turner syndrome is a genetic condition in which a (female) person has only one X chromosome instead of two [also sometimes referred to as "XO"]
And then this quote:The team identified four other individuals with sex chromosomes outside the usual XX or XY designations: an early medieval individual with Jacobs syndrome (XYY) and three people from various periods with Klinefelter syndrome (XXY). They also identified an Iron Age infant with Down syndrome.
This implies that, at least as early as three thousand or so years ago, people who were literally, chromosomally, intersex or of "unconvential genders"...were treated as completely ordinary people.It’s hard to see a full picture of how these individuals lived and interacted with their society, as they weren’t found with possessions or in unusual graves
I first learned about Turner Syndrome when we had our second miscarriage.... interesting that they were able to find an ancient burial with the markers for it.Scientists identify first known prehistoric person with Turner syndrome
Studying skeletons could provide further insight into the past's gender variability.arstechnica.com
And then this quote:
This implies that, at least as early as three thousand or so years ago, people who were literally, chromosomally, intersex or of "unconvential genders"...were treated as completely ordinary people.
My, how far we've come.
--Patrick
This is apparently the result of new techniques. Now that scientists are actually collecting & creating databases of genetic data, and entering & updating that data, we are starting to see things we couldn't see when it was just pictures and measurements.interesting that they were able to find an ancient burial with the markers for it.
Hey, man! Great to see you! I mean, I do in other places already but still.I first learned about Turner Syndrome when we had our second miscarriage.... interesting that they were able to find an ancient burial with the markers for it.
I've been staying all week in Portland!TIL that Ontario International Airport is in California. That's not confusing at all.
I knew where it was before this, just like I knew/know where Paris, Moscow, Italy, and Cut and Shoot Texas are all at. I don’t know why I knew where Portland is, I’ve never found it necessary to ever go to Corpus, but for some reason I knew.I've been staying all week in Portland!
No, not that one.
No, not THAT one.
Portland, Texas.
If you don't know where that is, don't worry, I'm pretty sure the only people who know where that is is people who live in Corpus Christi, TX, and are mad that Portland exists.
We have a Niagara Falls here on the Island and it's VERY different but I still make the same joke when I pass it.There's a Toronto, Prince Edward Island. Whenever I traveled from Summerside to Charlottetown, I'd pass through Toronto.
Every time, I made the joke that I must have taken a wrong turn somewhere.
NJ? So you’re also saying that it hasn’t been repaired since 1870.TIL the first asphalt road in the Americas was built in 1870 in Newark, NJ.
We have a few of those here. I was driving a friend home from surgery last week and hit like 1,000 gaping potholes. It wasn’t possible to drive without jostling herNJ? So you’re also saying that it hasn’t been repaired since 1870.
TYL the first concrete road in the Americas was built about 5 miles from where I grew up.TIL the first asphalt road in the Americas was built in 1870 in Newark, NJ.