SeanTheSheep New member Jun 23, 2009 10,508 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,341 Yep, though it's more common for there to be men with XX. Did you know that?
Ren3004 In an unsuspicious cabin Jul 22, 2009 28,357 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,343 I... don't really know the specifics But I think it's a different thing?
VaudevillianVeteran No Comment Necessary. Sep 19, 2009 54,592 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,344 Also. No idea. Didn't this turn weird, pretty quickly?
VaudevillianVeteran No Comment Necessary. Sep 19, 2009 54,592 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,346 Yes. Your knowledge is amazing but strange at the same time. Agreed?
Ren3004 In an unsuspicious cabin Jul 22, 2009 28,357 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,347 NO! A man is a man because of the Sry gene, that can be passed to the X chromosome because of an error during crossing-over. Someone with XX and a Sry gene in on of them will be a man. Agreed?
NO! A man is a man because of the Sry gene, that can be passed to the X chromosome because of an error during crossing-over. Someone with XX and a Sry gene in on of them will be a man. Agreed?
Ren3004 In an unsuspicious cabin Jul 22, 2009 28,357 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,351 She already saw her kids! Violet and Richard. How could you forget?
VaudevillianVeteran No Comment Necessary. Sep 19, 2009 54,592 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,353 I don't have anymore kids. Only Violet and Richard. Care to explain my newest nickname?
Ren3004 In an unsuspicious cabin Jul 22, 2009 28,357 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,354 Sound like something out of Gundam series. Vaidon?
VaudevillianVeteran No Comment Necessary. Sep 19, 2009 54,592 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,356 Where do you suggest, dear Stephen?
VaudevillianVeteran No Comment Necessary. Sep 19, 2009 54,592 0 0 Jan 17, 2010 #24,359 The 80s you say?
