Recent Comments

1. 9 months ago on Truth Facts

   Typo on the Y-axis.

2. about 1 year ago on WuMo
   It’s perfectly readable: “The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.”
3. over 4 years ago on Haircut Practice

   Anyone can adopt words used by others. There are no biological rules regarding who can use what words. There are no doubt many men who work in the fashion industry, or in the paint industry, where many different colors exist and are named.

   Colorblindness affects no more than 8% of men with Northern European ancestry. Because the genetic causes are linked to a gene on the X chromosome, men are more likely to have the problem than women because men have only one X chromosome, while women have 2, which means that the 2nd X-chromosome can compensate for one that has the gene leading to colorblindness.

   However, people who can see color are not “better” than people who cannot. That’s the point.

4. over 4 years ago on Haircut Practice

   It isn’t taboo to point out inborn differences, although many of these differences are to the average individual and not to any particular individual. And there is “trouble” only when you attempt to argue that a “difference” makes a group of people “better”. It doesn’t.

5. almost 5 years ago on Breaking Cat News

   Poinsettias have not been shown to be toxic to cats: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poinsettia#Toxicity

6. about 5 years ago on Heart of the City

   No “the”. Just “…like tears in rain”.

7. over 5 years ago on Monty

   But which phone is Colossus and which is Guardian?

8. about 6 years ago on Rip Haywire

   Or even a qualified psychiatrist!

9. about 8 years ago on Pickles

   Which company did you test with?

10. about 8 years ago on Pickles

    If you test with Family Tree DNA, it uses a scraper. If you test with AncestryDNA or 23andMe, you spit into a tube.