Hmm, i could get you some...but idk
Mm! What do you mean "idk"? I think I deserve some, hmph!

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Hmm, i could get you some...but idk
Mm! What do you mean "idk"? I think I deserve some, hmph!
By the way, the Six Nations started yesterday and things may get a little passionate over the next 7 weeks, so I'll be using the tag 'The Six Nations 2015' if you want to ts it.
the handout...
during Genetics lecture was about the inheritance of the "rare human syndrome" that causes people to be Hokies fans and had these two questions on it.
"If individuals A & B have an illicit affair (perhaps after a game in which JMU beats the Hokies 21 to 16), what is the probability their love child would be a Hokies Fan?"
"If individuals C & D have children, what proportion of their children would NOT be a Hokies Fan (righteous!)?"
I get the feeling that Dr. Halsell really doesn't like the Hokies. After all, on our first exam, she had a problem where the wild-type allele exhibits the Duke Dog phenotype and the "horrifying mutant allele generates a Hokies phenotype".
took my first genetics exam today...
one of the questions was set up as: "We are studying the JMU gene. The horrible detrimental mutant phenotype is the Hokie phenotype".
My professor has a good sense of humor.
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