I was at wal-mart and...

[IE2KS_KUSH]

Huh? Was that supposed to be some kind of attack? I bet your mother's special, tell her I said hi. If it wasn't, tell her I said hi anyways. Isn't it nice when we all get along?

Ya, that's right it was an attack you dipshit, c'mon man. It was a joke, people talking about meeting/seeing folks in WalMart that have some kind of disabilities, then SG simply said that he got head in WalMart in a tent, I was simply pointing out that he left out the fact that she was "special" since that's what everyone was talking about as far as the people in Wal Mart. Jeezus man, calm down. I am fairly sure SG did not take it as an attack, and he doesn't even like me. So what's your problem? Don't answer that btw, I don't really care.
Besides, there is nothing wrong w/ getting the down syndrome employees at WalMart to give you head in a tent in sporting goods, as long as they are off the clock.

BTW, My mom is special, she killed my dad w/ a butcher knife when I was 10, then was killed 2 years later in prison.








Not really. LOL

My bad, just went back and re-read through the thread, SouthernG had made a comment about getting oral at Wal Mart in a tent, my post you are referring to came right after that, hence the "^^" things, but it looks like he deleted the post, so ya, sorry, I can see how my post may have made no sense. Good of you to be civil when commenting on it, had you of read it when it was posted would have made more sense maybe. Maybe not, I don't really care.

 

[h^2 O]

They have found remains of Cro-Magnum that were older than 25, those that were cared for after having broken bones etc. It is believed Cro-Magnum superceded Neanderthal because of their community,

could very well be. Could also be because humans are evil and they killed off the Neanderthal to get better access to food etc. Randude and Sirgrass ur my kind of peope, we should all get together and smoke and talk when they legalize in 2025.

 

[JJScorpio]

Hal I took a course here Sophomore year titled "the history of biomedical ethics" - in which we discussed eugenics at great length - going over the great scientific works associated with it, the benefits it has on humans, and the small faction of generally uneducated or zionist-type people who are opposed to it. The people who are usually opposed to it are in fact the people it most benefits.
For any conversation to be held in earnest you must take an unbiased look at both sides. THEN make your argument. Not saying you're evil or anything. But with your one-track mind I wouldn't be surprised if you called me a nazi for liking the work of Von Braun in our space program (because it was started by nazi scientists). Open your mind man, need to know both sides before you make a decision. That's what's wrong with AMerica - they look to the news to tell them what their opinion should be.

PS the whiners will be coming home from school soon - best to lock this up/bin it.

The one highlighted sentence proves you're full of shit. You expect us to believe that a college Professor taught you people were uneducated that didn't buy into the bullshit?

Go get some help.....

 

[iGro4Me]

 

[Trying-to-blend]

EDIT: trying to blend - it's "mutants"? Is that like the technical term? I'm totally not being sarcastic. So Corky is...a "mutant"? Sounds horrible, but I guess it's true? IDK. So there's mutants out there...everywhere!

actually, most of us are both mutants and chimeras. We just lack physical manifestations of the mutations in our DNA, in the case of mutations, and as for chimeras, well, since both starting embryos are human, you can only realize the multiplicity of genetic material when you analyze it.

Oh, and a chimera is an being that contains DNA from two sources. Not saying a hybrid, where you mix and end up with hybrid DNA, i'm saying, two DISTINCT patterns.

 

[JJScorpio]

It's a good thing to feel everything and put it into perspective Rabbit....

I had a similar experience the day I closed on my first house. Settlement was at 9:00 a.m., we finished up and I was on my way to the Depot (it was a fixer-upper and I was eager to get started). On the way, I stopped for lunch at a McDonalds, still very euphoric from my home purchase, I made my way to the counter.As I ordered, I noticed something was just not "quite right" with the young man taking my order, handsome young guy, maybe 3-4 years younger than I at that time. As I waited I realized he was kinda slow, some form of mild retardation maybe.....happy as all hell to be there working and talking to people......I had to leave immediately.

As I got to my car, I started to weep uncontrollably.Here I was at the beginning of this glorious journey, nothing but potential lay ahead for my life.....And then there was this young man, who was probably working the best job he'd ever have. It just struck me about how many things he may miss out on because of the hand he was dealt and I looked at my own life, in that instant, and what seemed like such a stark contrast.

We were both so happy that day for different reasons.....I was overwhelmed at that moment. I'm sure I was emotional from the day's events, but it was put into perspective in an instant.

I had nothing but compassion for that guy, his name was Brian, and he taught me a valuable lesson that day.

Sorry Rabbit, I didn't mean to jack your thread bro. I just wanted to convey that it's a good thing to feel all those emotions and let them guide and mold you.

It helps keep us grounded.

Peace,

Gro

Good post.......

 

[Trying-to-blend]

And dammit, this whole "eradication" argument is moot because of the fact that they are random mutations!!!! Dammit people, did ducksfoot not appear randomly out of nowhere out of a mutation? Are there not cacti that suddenly become a completely different looking/acting plant in the same lineage? This is also compounded by the fact that DOWNS SYNDROME HAS BEEN LINKED TO AGE AND THEREFORE, DECLINING CONDITION OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM!!!!!!!!!

People, these things CAN NOT be predicted unless you bio-engineer every single child. And even then, it'd depend on knowing EVERY single mutation that could happen, and it couldn't be bred out, as the next generation would STILL develop defective eggs and sperm!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[hazy]

^^ 'linked' to age?
A lot of young people have children with down's syndrome. Also, it is certainly something which we would like to eradicate and is never something that a parent wants to learn that their child has. Are they still important as people? sure, at least to their family. But something that we'd be better off without. I feel so bad for these people.
Back to the OP.
I felt sorry for myself because I had no shoes, till i met a man who had no feet.

There, but for fortune go I.

 

[Trying-to-blend]

Autism can have it's advantages. It's much easier for an autistic child to be productive than a down's syndrome kid. With the right parenting and coaching and therapy, which i'm sure you provide randude101!!!!

anyone heard of temple grandin?

 

[h^2 O]

My son is autistic and he is one of the people I love most on this earth.

I wouldn't change a thing.

randude i dont understand autism but I know its becoming more and more prevalent. I'm not sure what they think the cause is...I know I saw something the other day. Anyway it said people with autism are usually more reserved? And that was totally me. I think autism might actually go undiagnosed a lot. I don't know. I'm ready to pack another bowl. How old's your son? If he's old enough tell em aquaman said hello.

 

[iGro4Me]

Well, my son is 22 and a couple thousand miles away. He lives with my ex wife in a state that I can't go back to for awhile. I hope to see him in Oregon labor day weekend.

He's a great kid, a gentle giant. Someone that always has a contagious smile on his face.

Autism has a spectrum of symptoms and not a lot of professionals agree on it's proper diagnosis.

BINGO - left brain/right brain

There are much "milder" (if I may) forms of Autism that are no less disruptive to the child that can go undiagnosed for years.One very special child in my life suffers with it. Genius on one side, trouble with the most basic skillsets on the other......heart-wrenching.

Peace Ran

 

[guest123]

I'm thinking that genetic diversity causes these things. We gunna set out to "fix" that are we? If we think that there is a problem with folks that needs fixing/eradicating/even mentioning, then I am here to inform us that this is our wimpy-ass insecure egos speaking. How would we feel if daddy -in his complete ignorance- saw some shit wrong in us that needing fixing/curing etc? Let's wake up, and realize that we are in a room/world filled with diversity, and let's have the wisdom to accept/celebrate/realize the beauty/value in that.

 

[h^2 O]

oh okay he's around my age! my dad cant come here to mass. Same deal.

 

[sackoweed]

I was at wal mart aka mullet mart.

I was at wal mart aka mullet mart.

And saw a lady with a mullet and a young wanna be joe dirt with a mullet.. great hair.. peace..

sack

 

[StinkingRoger]

Better than No Hair at All.
I went to Wal Mart and saw a woman flip out her breast and feed her baby. i was Not offended merely reflected on nature created instant On call Human growth formula.

 

[kmk420kali]

Ya'll are wack--
We are all...fucking stupid, genius, autistic...retarded...show me one of you out there...that is not at least one of these!!
Lame...this thread is just a joke--

 

[sackoweed]

KMk
Man lighten up.. Not everything in life is so serious.. WOW lil grumpy ayy.. And ill tell ya now i am neither of what you typed. im not stupid nor a genius lol. I cant count all the toothpicks on the floor the minute they land so im not autistic.. and the word retard is no longer used.. hmmm can anyone say bi polar.. I love it peace.

sack

 

[tip302327]

I found this thread from someone popping into one I am in over in the Coco section because of a comment I made in part due to a comment another made on selective plant genetics.
Quote:
Originally Posted by tip302327
Selective genetics has some benefits. Humans should have tried it long ago. Need some proof? Just stroll thru WalMart.
Sorry to hijack this thread, great job Whodi btw, but this post is very ironic. Check out the Tokers Den...

And then...

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WOW, a heated debate indeed. For the record, my comment was not directed towards any paticular race or persons. It is simply my oppinion that humans as a whole have evolved with little to no ability to think for themselves in general. I call it techno stupid. Case in point. Leaving the local rental yard a while back a persons approached me and asked for a ride up town to buy a battery for their electronic key as it was dead and they couldnt unlock their car. I very nicely replied, "why dont you use the fucking key".
After reading thru this thread it got me thinking.
A few years back, the state decided to close down the state operated DD Facility that housed all of the states mentally disabled persons to cut coasts and give these folks a better way of living. This sprouted all types of "group homes" operated by private sector business. Maybe 20 years ago my wife worked for one of these larger companies as the human resources director. To "cut to the chase" She told me one day about policy within the company that basically says that these folks have the same rights to reproduction as any other. The two of us had small conversation about the topic but I have thought about this for years wondering, as humans, what is the "right train of thought"

Open for intellegent discussion. t

 

[eglider]

Give it a while, Eugenics will come back in style again. It was a very popular "science" in the turn of the century and got a signifigant boost when Henry Ford's Foundation provided many grants to fund studies to find "efficient types" of workers. Pre Hitler Germany became a hub of study on "advanced breeding" methodologies. Hitler co-opted the conventional wisdom of the time to bring it to the forefront of what was to become State policy.
We breed better corn and pot by combining dominant desirable traits. Why not people?
In time, scientists claim, we could breed out most diseases and birth defects if they could work with stem cells.
Some are for it, some are against it.
Personally, my attempts at creating Dr.Moreau type human -animal combinations hasnt worked out too well.
The sheep always claim they have a headache.

 

[sirgrassalot]

These Virgins came with a Letter of Authenticity

These Virgins came with a Letter of Authenticity

Isis was a mutant Genius born in Africa from a race of cattle herders & breeders. Having known selective breeding in their animals they saw the advantage Isis's intelligence would give their family. That female line of Isis or Eve known by several names went on to be our ancestral mother goddess.

The daughters of Isis were pedigreed descendants of the Goddess. They went out to the leading families of the world. In those days if you didn't have the genes of Isis going for you it was the beginning of the end. They wore the armor of love to conquer the world & establish a worldwide culture.

The Seven Daughters of Eve (2001) is a book by Bryan Sykes that presents the theory of Human mitochondrial genetics to a general audience. Sykes explains the principles of genetics and human evolution, the particularities of mitochondrial genetics, and analysis of ancient DNA to genetically link modern humans to prehistoric ancestors.

Mitochondrial haplogroups in The Seven Daughters of Eve

The seven "clan mothers" mentioned by Sykes each correspond to one (or more) human mitochondrial haplogroups.

* Ursula: corresponds to Haplogroup U (excluding its subgroup K)
* Xenia: corresponds to Haplogroup X
* Helena: corresponds to Haplogroup H
* Velda: corresponds to Haplogroup V
* Tara: corresponds to Haplogroup T
* Katrine: corresponds to Haplogroup K
* Jasmine: corresponds to Haplogroup J

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Se...ial_haplogroups_in_The_Seven_Daughters_of_Eve