What is she up to now?
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welcome to assesory land
Can we, though? This strikes me as a ego-stroking power move, a criminal returning to the scene of his crime to admire his own handiwork.
That’s not true - as they’ve identified more and more genes responsible for eye pigment, as well as how they function, your older slam-dunk Punnet squares have had to be revised. If two blue-eyed parents are carriers of the allele for brown eyes, then they can have a brown-eyed child.
I’m an adoptee...54 yrs old now. I always knew I was adopted, but never had any kind of interest in knowing my birth family. My parents passed away in the 90's and after a while, I thought about trying to find them. Internet searches were no real help, the the wife got me a DNA thing for Father’s Day last year. Long…
Well, that brings me to the silver lining of the whole ordeal. My dad has some pretty severe mental issues so I am somewhat glad that we don’t share DNA.
telling me that I need to pay him back for 30 years of gifts he’s given me
The irony in this is that while we are 9 years apart and I’m a girl, we frequently pass for twins. I have no freaking idea how that works. Our sister between us looks like a stranger and refuses utterly to take the test. After mine came out wonky she started shrieking about how it’s a racket and nothing good can come…
Jarvanka!!! So here for this Star Wars villain word mash up.
My dad and uncle ran into this, too. Full siblings have a 1 in 4 chance of having the same genetic marker at each location. The ancestry estimate is made of of combinations of genes typically seen in certain geographic regions. Even though you and your sibling share c. 3 of 10 genes, when combined with the other 7,…
The doctor had to make his information public for her to get the results that named him, so there was nothing shady (in this case) about Ancestry.com, just the doctor. Most people use these sites purposefully to build out their family tree so they want their results public.
If you’ve read Michelle McNamara’s book, “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark,” about the Golden State Killer, it talks about how genetic services could technically be used as a way to track down serial murderers and rapists via family connections. They can’t do it now because the companies won’t cooperate and law enforcement…
Me too! Two weeks ago. in one fail swoop- my brother is only half sibling and this is your father. Heck of a black Friday deal that purchase turned out to be. There are no family secrets with DNA.
I found out my dad isn’t my bio-dad through Ancestry.com’s DNA test too. Pretty devastating.
Whoa! Also, this totally reminds me of that one Law & Order episode (...is something I say at least once per day).
Given how likely it is that those farmers voted for Trump, I say fuck em.
Considering her father doesn’t understand that Amazon pays to ship packages, or that all his tariffs on Chinese goods are killing the stock market, as well as seriously hurting farmers, who sell the majority of soy beans to China, I’m sure this, like most deals done by a Trump, was just lets do something we can…
My best friend is going to be heart broken if this ever becomes reality! She’s been dreaming of a destination abortion since she was a teen!
“First of all, it’s only a tell-all in that I go through and recant some of the beautiful nuances of our lives, our family home.”