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Henry
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I wonder if the whole "theme costume" idea has ever worked for robbers?
I mean, if the police get there late, sure they have a hard time when the witness says, "it was a freaking leprechaun!" and can't remember so much as an eye color.
But when the police get there within minutes, how hard is it to follow a leprechaun in a crowd? Then again, it was St. Patty's day...
I mean, if the police get there late, sure they have a hard time when the witness says, "it was a freaking leprechaun!" and can't remember so much as an eye color.
But when the police get there within minutes, how hard is it to follow a leprechaun in a crowd? Then again, it was St. Patty's day...
der_kluge
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Curious. I was actually more interested in the article below it "Kissing Cousins Denied Marriage Permit". I think that's a fallacy that first cousins' children have more birth defects. I don't think there is any scientific evidence to back that up. I believe that if first cousins have children, their kids are just as likely to have birth defects as any other people's children. I think the problem is when first cousins continue to marry over and over and over again throughout multiple generations. Then it's a problem.
Gah, ignorance. I hate it.
Gah, ignorance. I hate it.
Jdvn1
Hanging in there. Better than the alternative.
Yeah, we discussed this in a recent class. It is a fallacy. A more suitable reason for incest to be frowned upon has to do with sociological roles. If a father has a baby with his daughter, then the wife now has a new son, grandson, and cousin... or something like that. It can get confusing and since there are different social statuses associated with each family type, this becomes a source of other confusion.die_kluge said:
Angcuru
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In an article below that one:
And that increased likelyhood of birth defects in first-cousin marriages is indeed a fallacy. However, if you were to look at the many laws there are in this country based on pure ignorance....well...you'd find a lot of 'em.
Sounds like evey public school I've attended. :\
And that increased likelyhood of birth defects in first-cousin marriages is indeed a fallacy. However, if you were to look at the many laws there are in this country based on pure ignorance....well...you'd find a lot of 'em.
WayneLigon
Adventurer
Henry said:
If I ever enter a life of crime I'm totally going with the 'theme' idea, including baffling clues left for the police daring them, daring them, I say, to stop my reign of terror in Goth...um, never mind.
DaveStebbins
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Probably not but, if he gets caught, it makes great fodder for the Bozo Criminal of the Day.Henry said:
http://www.wallerbroadcasting.com/bozo/index.shtml
Gods, if you ever need something to make you feel better about yourself, just compare yourself to the sods in those stories!
I hope they fix the site soon, Mr. Moreland (apparently) just changed radio stations, and there's a problem with the past bozo log, as it suddenly skips almost a year. Oh well, the stories are pretty much timeless.
-Dave
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