Minor ORIENTATION conundrum headfark!

[koworld]

Umm,

My flat is on a South/North orientation. The bedroom, where I'm typing now, is at the back and therefore fucking freezing and dark all the time. The single-glazed 6ft x 8ft window I'm sitting next too doesn't help either.

But its where the computer is.

My living room, where I go to hand-write my book first drafts is gloriously sunny and warm, this time helped by a double-glazed 7ft x 8ft bay window.

Thing is, I like to noodle around on the computer during the day and then really, really, write in the evening.

So my question is this - 'Where do babies come from?'

Thank you all for your time.

[stark]

from mummies

[koworld]

from mummies

Conundruuum solved! Thank's Stark, and keep on trucking.

[Bog]

http://humrep.oupjournals.org/

*koff*

[Elizian]

Umm,

My flat is on a South/North orientation. The bedroom, where I'm typing now, is at the back and therefore fucking freezing and dark all the time. The single-glazed 6ft x 8ft window I'm sitting next too doesn't help either.

But its where the computer is.

My living room, where I go to hand-write my book first drafts is gloriously sunny and warm, this time helped by a double-glazed 7ft x 8ft bay window.

Thing is, I like to noodle around on the computer during the day and then really, really, write in the evening.

So my question is this - 'Where do babies come from?'

Thank you all for your time.

You seem to have the basic idea ...

[Panda]

oh, that's what the bedroom's for ...

[SimonB]

Umm,


So my question is this - 'Where do babies come from?'

Standard response to all "any questions" enquiries at the end of all lectures when I was at College.

Along with "What's the capital of France" and "Are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes?"


Simon

[sty]

"Are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes?"

Now there is a headfuck if you are easily worried by life, the universe and everything!

[Patster]

"Are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes?"

Now there is a headfuck if you are easily worried by life, the universe and everything!

I can now reveal, after painstaking research spread over 5 minutes of studying the origin of these animals that...

<drum roll>

Zebras are black with white stripes.

http://www.devbio.com/chap01/link0104.shtml

...It is generally believed that zebras are dark animals with white stripes...

Yours in service, Professor Parsley.

(I think it´s hometime )

[koworld]

"Are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes?"

Now there is a headfuck if you are easily worried by life, the universe and everything!

They are White with Black stripes and our old Nerd-Finder General Turing did some madly head-fucking maths on why animals have patterns and on how they are not at all random.

@ Elizian



@ Bog

Given the title of that journal you linked to 'WHAT FOR THE LOVE OF THE SWEET BABY JEJEW AND ALL HIS GOD-LOVIN' DECIPLES IS THAT A PICTURE OF ON THE COVER!!!!! '

I mean, it looks like the surface of the fucking moon.

[PVB]

@ Bog

Given the title of that journal you linked to 'WHAT FOR THE LOVE OF THE SWEET BABY JEJEW AND ALL HIS GOD-LOVIN' DECIPLES IS THAT A PICTURE OF ON THE COVER!!!!! '

I mean, it looks like the surface of the fucking moon.

Look here for an explanation:

http://humrep.oupjournals.org/content/v ... over.shtml

[koworld]

@ Bog

Given the title of that journal you linked to 'WHAT FOR THE LOVE OF THE SWEET BABY JEJEW AND ALL HIS GOD-LOVIN' DECIPLES IS THAT A PICTURE OF ON THE COVER!!!!! '

I mean, it looks like the surface of the fucking moon.

Look here for an explanation:

http://humrep.oupjournals.org/content/v ... over.shtml

:

The front cover of Human Reproduction shows abnormalities in the assembly of nuclear pore complexes and their cytoplasmic stacks, annulate lamellae in human oocytes which have failed to complete fertilization in vitro (arrest at two pronuclear stage). Arrows denote presence of mitochondria with electron dense material not seen in controls. For further details see pp. 576-582.