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ITT: we discuss genetics. In the next thread, we bicker about NTR like 9y/os
Oh, I can do that here, if you want to, just say the wordITT: we discuss genetics. In the next thread, we bicker about NTR like 9y/os
You see that in this way.ITT: we discuss genetics. In the next thread, we bicker about NTR like 9y/os
So conversely, if the people are more close to each other and share a lot of the interesting gene, then the probability that the traits show become higher. Thus, I see we discuss incest although in a nice disguise.If the genes are spread out evenly across the world, the odds of two carriers of this gene meeting would be smaller. Generally speaking, the more spread out something is, the lower the probability of it happening twice.
You know, purely from the perspective of "keeping redheads visible" - you're not wrong Especially Weasley families are responsible here. ("Ginny, go to your bedroom, your brothers will cum, eh, come soon")So conversely, if the people are more close to each other and share a lot of the interesting gene, then the probability that the traits show become higher. Thus, I see we discuss incest although in a nice disguise.
Well yes my fellow scholar, but your example is in essence about genetic drift of a small population, gingers would need to be confined to a geographic area, me thinks. We could say that about the variant of Irish gingers (the good kind of gingers) but not of the gingers in general. We would have a decrease in Sarah gingers and we would get proportional appearances of Hailey gingers and some brunette Sarahs (that don't sound too bad), fuck the MC has to start pumping those out. Stuff like that always tends to something akin to a Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium.Nope, the traits don't disappear, as I said. However, seeing them manifest in people would become rarer. If we had a recessive gene only on some island, say, west of Great Britain, and people only "breed" close by, it is more likely that two people would have that gene even if not showing the trait and there'd be a decent chanec of their offspring getting both "obstinate" genes. There'd be a zero chance for that happening elsewhere however. If the genes are spread out evenly across the world, the odds of two carriers of this gene meeting would be smaller. Generally speaking, the more spread out something is, the lower the probability of it happening twice.
Hey fellow scholars. What variant of gingers besides Irish gingers would you say is hot?So conversely, if the people are more close to each other and share a lot of the interesting gene, then the probability that the traits show become higher. Thus, I see we discuss incest although in a nice disguise.
Somehow I fear that in the near future we have degree programmes on how we can help that some species traits don't become extinction.Well yes my fellow scholar, but your example is in essence about genetic drift of a small population, gingers would need to be confined to a geographic area, me thinks. We could say that about the variant of Irish gingers (the good kind of gingers) but not of the gingers in general. We would have a decrease in Sarah gingers and we would get proportional appearances of Hailey gingers and some brunette Sarahs (that don't sound too bad), fuck the MC has to start pumping those out. Stuff like that always tends to something akin to a Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium.
Nothing goes against a classic Irish gingers, nothing not even her lover or husband.Hey fellow scholars. What variant of gingers besides Irish gingers would you say is hot?
Not sure if you would call them gingers becuase they usually don't have freckles, but there are Iranian, Afghan and Tajik women with red hair, often combined with green eyes. They can be quite hot.Well yes my fellow scholar, but your example is in essence about genetic drift of a small population, gingers would need to be confined to a geographic area, me thinks. We could say that about the variant of Irish gingers (the good kind of gingers) but not of the gingers in general. We would have a decrease in Sarah gingers and we would get proportional appearances of Hailey gingers and some brunette Sarahs (that don't sound too bad), fuck the MC has to start pumping those out. Stuff like that always tends to something akin to a Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium.
The best course of action to maintain the Irish ginger would be what our esteemed colleague c3p0 postulates... View attachment 1556207
Hey fellow scholars. What variant of gingers besides Irish gingers would you say is hot?
I am musing with the idea of a latina ginger, I've seen them and me likes!
Can confirm, I knew this girl that hailed from a small community on the Eastern Turkish border that had red hair and green eyes. Some research on my end showed that it's a common genetic abnormality that subsisted in that general region, it's known for it. And gosh, was she a beautyNot sure if you would call them gingers becuase they usually don't have freckles, but there are Iranian, Afghan and Tajik women with red hair, often combined with green eyes. They can be quite hot.
Knew a girl in high-school who was Mexican and had Red-Hair and Green eyes. I always wondered where the hell she got that from.Not sure if you would call them gingers becuase they usually don't have freckles, but there are Iranian, Afghan and Tajik women with red hair, often combined with green eyes. They can be quite hot.
Probably 100% Spanish, hell, my entire Mom's side of the Family is like that to varying degrees and they first came over to San Antonio back in the 1700s.Knew a girl in high-school who was Mexican and had Red-Hair and Green eyes. I always wondered where the hell she got that from.
That's not so surprising to be honest. There are quite some Mexicans, especially in the north of their country, that are "purely Spanish". Many Galicians and other northern Spanish people are ginger and in general don't look like what most would associate with a Mediterranean country.Knew a girl in high-school who was Mexican and had Red-Hair and Green eyes. I always wondered where the hell she got that from.
I just googled "Galician girls" with the google image search and it seems like you are very correct. Most of the ladies I wouldn't have put into Spain at all.That's not so surprising to be honest. There are quite some Mexicans, especially in the north of their country, that are "purely Spanish". Many Galicians and other northern Spanish people are ginger and in general don't look like what most would associate with a Mediterranean country.
Yet your name might imply you're from Cartagena!I just googled "Galician girls" with the google image search and it seems like you are very correct. Most of the ladies I wouldn't have put into Spain at all.
My name is derived from Cartagena, Colombia, not from Cartagena, Spain though. And I personally am neither Colombian (never been there) nor Spanish (been there, but only in Catalunya so far).Yet your name might imply you're from Cartagena!
I considered that and also, because of your avatar, the city after which Cartagena (in Spain) is named, Carthago. Completely off-topic. Carthage in Phoenician was named Qart-Hadast, meaning new city. Cartagena in Spain was called Carthago Nova by the Romans (so New New City). Then the Spanish founded numerous new Cartagena's in the New World. I always like these kind of things.My name is derived from Cartagena, Colombia, not from Cartagena, Spain though. And I personally am neither Colombian (never been there) nor Spanish (been there, but only in Catalunya so far).
Are you talking specifically Irish gingers or Gaelic/Celtic gingers in general? In other words, where would you place gingers from the Highlands of Scotland?Well yes my fellow scholar, but your example is in essence about genetic drift of a small population, gingers would need to be confined to a geographic area, me thinks. We could say that about the variant of Irish gingers (the good kind of gingers) but not of the gingers in general. We would have a decrease in Sarah gingers and we would get proportional appearances of Hailey gingers and some brunette Sarahs (that don't sound too bad), fuck the MC has to start pumping those out. Stuff like that always tends to something akin to a Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium.
The best course of action to maintain the Irish ginger would be what our esteemed colleague c3p0 postulates... View attachment 1556207
Hey fellow scholars. What variant of gingers besides Irish gingers would you say is hot?
I am musing with the idea of a latina ginger, I've seen them and me likes!
As long as they are not drunk I would clump them together seeing as they share ancestry and my piece of shit brain can not tell them apart.Are you talking specifically Irish gingers or Gaelic/Celtic gingers in general? In other words, where would you place gingers from the Highlands of Scotland?