DarkWeb
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Fake....
Random Jabber Jibber thread
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That's where my mind went
raratt
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That's what it is, I think the heat around here kills them.
raratt
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Oh that looks perfect!!
raratt
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It was yummy.
BarnBuster
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Yeah and I doubt that they are really "maintenance" free. I pried the tops of a MF one a few years back and it had 2 dry cells. I'm sure they monkey around with plate thickness and composition for cost/environmental reasons as well.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
manfredo
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I'll tell you what, you don't want to cheat or it'll come back inconclusive and you'll have to do it again...for free, but still a hassle.
My dads came back inconclusive, after months it seemed. The replacement has been sitting on my refridge for a year! He was adopted, so I am kind of interested to see the results...or maybe I'm not. We shall see. I have a friend who is really into genealogy who has been working on my family tree for years now...I had better get the sample while I can though!
lokie
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My dad's family have kept consistent records of weddings, births and deaths for over 200 years.
I have been to the family cemetery where the deceased of my grandmother's family and my grandfather's family are buried.
The oldest grave dated to 1800. They still have a family reunion every year at the cemetery. It is interesting to hear some of the stories
and to see how life has changed the face of a once close family.
My mom's family did not keep such records.
Here is a pic of my great grandmother, grandmother and her siblings.
Even at that age I can see my sisters stare in my grandmother's eyes. lol
I'm not interested in sending my DNA anyplace I did not take it personally.
raratt
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Laughing Grass
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Science | AAAS
raratt
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The USAF already has my DNA, in case it was needed to identify what was left of me.Science | AAAS
www.sciencemag.org
manfredo
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I read or heard somewhere recently that the US military frowns on their employees giving up their DNA to Ancestry type places, and apparently they advise them not too.
Pentagon Warns Military Personnel Against At-Home DNA Tests (Published 2019)
The tests, from companies such as 23andMe and Ancestry, have become popular holiday gifts, but the military is warning service members of risks to their careers.
