Apparently, just the opposite is true, but your basic point is correct. The physical environments of the womb and early childhood have a huge impact on DNA expression through epigenetics.

>> ^ghark:

One example is when people make lifestyle decisions that lead to obesity - this physical transformation results in altered epigenetic tags, some of which will be passed on to their children. The children are paying the price for their parents mistakes in the form of increased fat accumulation which often leads to diabetes, obesity and other problems.

>> ^nomino:

from the smoking gun article: An affidavit by special agent Daria Botten said the woman recounted asking George, also known as Annie Kolath and Sajimol George, and her husband to let her return to India, but was told she lacked the necessary immigration documents.
Why does this woman have three names?
-Annie George
-Annie Kolath
-Sajimol George
Wtf?


What? You've never owned a million dollars before?? JFYI, for our poor folks on the sift, you get a second name at a million. I don't know what earns you a third, unfortunately, and it shames me.

from the smoking gun article: An affidavit by special agent Daria Botten said the woman recounted asking George, also known as Annie Kolath and Sajimol George, and her husband to let her return to India, but was told she lacked the necessary immigration documents.

Why does this woman have three names?
-Annie George
-Annie Kolath
-Sajimol George

Wtf?

Wow! Thank you! Excellent choice.
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*quality *doublepromote

I really doubt this is movie-related at all; I'm sure it's just going to be a commercial for Pepsi or something. And I'm glad -- there can never be a true sequel to Ferris Bueller's Day Off since John Hughes died. Doing a sequel without Hughes would be like doing a Rushmore sequel without Wes Anderson, or an Annie Hall sequel without Woody Allen.

loving is always the better choice.>> ^StukaFox:

The problem with loving someone: someday, in some way, you'll have to let them go.

>> ^EMPIRE:

upvote, because Community is one of the best shows ever, and because Annie is just so damn fine.


^ What he said ^

upvote, because Community is one of the best shows ever, and because Annie is just so damn fine.

>> ^thepinky:

Yeah, America is useless. I mean, just look at our movies: Airplane! The Big Lebowski, Blazing Saddles, Duck Soup, It Happened One Night, Some Like it Hot, Annie hall, The Princess Bride, There's Something About Mary, The Producers, etc. You're right, America sucks at comedy.
Who's ethnocentric now?
>> ^westy:
very good , Conan delivers again. maby if i watch conan clips for another say 4 years i might respect American humor.



any movie newer than 1998?
was rhetorical btw, just pointing ^ that out... plenty of funny ones since then

Two words, Hugh Laurie

In reply to this comment by peggedbea:
two words: annie lennox.

two words: annie lennox.

I do love that song "Laughter in the Rain." I mean, not love like I'd like to give it a rimjob or anything...or oral sex...not like he's Annie Lennox...but it was a happy song in a time/space continuum when I was around ten years old and more monkey than man, climbing trees and chewing on dandelion stems, scouring unlikely places for thrown-away Playboy's and Penthouses and dreaming of a secret hiding place where I could have sex with women twice my age....

I love Britta. Everyone talks about Annie and how she's this and that, but I'm a total Britta Fanboy.

>> ^Yogi:

Troy's Tears is my favorite character on Community. Annie's Boobs is good too though.


The monkey or Annie's actual boobs? Annie's actual boobs are great, but the monkey is just classic

Troy's Tears is my favorite character on Community. Annie's Boobs is good too though.