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What's the dumbest thing you've ever heard someone say?

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    Bonny132 wrote: »
    From a qualified accountant: She's having triplets. How many babies is that? Two or three?

    How did she get past intermediate accounting 1 and 2? I couldn't do better than a D for intermediate accounting 1, so I changed my major (I make A's and B's usually, first D was in that class). Many people change their major or re-take that class. I hope someone checks all the work she's doing with balance sheets and so forth. lol
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    Picturesque Holiday Moose Tunic.
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    jenibethbu wrote: »
    My best friend, also a nurse, worked on the Med Surg floor whilst I was in OB/Birthing Unit.... I told her that there had been a set of twins born, a girl right before midnight and a boy shortly thereafter....So twins with different birthdays. She thought about my story for a moment and then asked if the twins were identical!!! Ummm...I can think of one pretty significant difference!! Lol!! I am blaming it on the long shift we had both worked!!

    I dont get it. Why can't they be identical?
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    I dont get it. Why can't they be identical?

    Identical twins are of the same sex
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    Identical twins are of the same sex

    Yeah...that's not true brah. You can has identical twins of different genders.
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    Yeah...that's not true brah. You can has identical twins of different genders.

    Maybe we should ask the doctor who lost 2 kg in 9 days about identical twins of different genders. I am just a ballerina here (sigh)
    Is 'brah' a female version of 'bro'?
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    Maybe we should ask the doctor who lost 2 kg in 9 days about identical twins of different genders. I am just a ballerina here (sigh)
    Is 'brah' a female version of 'bro'?

    Nah I just used it for a generic "mate" "buddy" kinda deal.

    In some cases the egg has 3 sex cells, so for example XXY so when split it ends up XX & XY hence the two genders. it's still monozygotic.
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    Identical (monozygotic) twins are always of the same sex because they form from a single zygote (fertilized egg) that contains either male (XY) or female (XX) sex chromosomes. ... A set of boy/girl twins can only be fraternal (dizygotic).
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    jenibethbu wrote: »
    Identical (monozygotic) twins are always of the same sex because they form from a single zygote (fertilized egg) that contains either male (XY) or female (XX) sex chromosomes. ... A set of boy/girl twins can only be fraternal (dizygotic).

    lol see my above comment dood. tis pointless just copy pasting a website!
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    Nah I just used it for a generic "mate" "buddy" kinda deal.

    In some cases the egg has 3 sex cells, so for example XXY so when split it ends up XX & XY hence the two genders. it's still monozygotic.

    According to the scientists, it is possible. But, it is so rare that is almost non-existent.
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    According to the scientists, it is possible. But, it is so rare that is almost non-existent.

    Yep rare but not impossible.
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    Speaking with a lady in a bar in downtown Charleston concerning the Civil War, Naval history came up - specifically submarine warfare. She immediately guffawed and stated that submarines weren't invented until WWI, and weren't successfully used until WWII. When I mentioned that the Hunley, which successfully sank the Housantonic, was a Civil War submarine, she professed that said vessel doesn't exist.

    I told her that it's in a cargo bay located less than 3 miles from the bar we were in, undergoing restoration.

    She told me that was a hoax and she should know, as she was a friggin' history professor who was faculty in the American History Department at the University of Connecticut.

    She stormed off, a bit upset, when I waved to the bar and told everyone around us that we had a University professor who thought the Hunley was a hoax sitting beside me.
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    JerSchmare wrote: »

    My grandfather used to say that about water. He said you had two separate systems in your body, one for solid food, and another for liquid. Lol

    Well he's not technically wrong. Generally speaking water is absorbed and excreted later and solids tend to pass through. The bodies use of water is fascinating.
    Nephrons to the rescue! lol

    Unless he meant the same as the lady I was talking about...if so, he's very wrong. so very wrong.
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    Yep rare but not impossible.

    It is also possible that they are conjoined since they are identical. Would you assume that though?
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    It is also possible that they are conjoined since they are identical. Would you assume that though?

    eh? no. Why would I assume that lol
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    eh? no. Why would I assume that lol

    Exactly. No reason for that girl in the story to assume that identical twins were of opposite genders
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    Exactly. No reason for that girl in the story to assume that identical twins were of opposite genders

    Um.....

    girl is told there are twins of two different genders. (when most people hear twins they naturally assume identical)
    girl asks if twins are identical
    girl gets ribbed in "dumbest thing you've ever heard" thread for something that isnt actually that dumb

    I no get your argument.
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    Um.....

    girl is told there are twins of two different genders. (when most people hear twins they naturally assume identical)
    girl asks if twins are identical
    girl gets ribbed in "dumbest thing you've ever heard" thread for something that isnt actually that dumb

    I no get your argument.

    Considering that only a few identical twins of opposite genders were ever documented throughout history, and that the girl mentioned was a nurse, it is not very smart. She could've as well asked if they were conjoined or had tails.
    Anyway, I tried.
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    dc8066 wrote: »

    Considering that only a few identical twins of opposite genders were ever documented throughout history, and that the girl mentioned was a nurse, it is not very smart. She could've as well asked if they were conjoined or had tails.
    Anyway, I tried.

    This is a pointless argument anyway because we dont know what she was thinking when she asked. That being said, If she had asked if they were conjoined she would have had a straight "No" and maybe an odd look. However, it's been presented as if shes said something sooooo very stupid but in fact she hasn't and that's only due to others lack of knowledge. Rarity is not a factor in right vs wrong.

    and yep i feel the same way, i tried :tongue:
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    The most stupid question ever, but nevertheless frequently, asked: Are you asleep?

    I mean, what kind of answer is expected?
    Especially if the correct answer would be "Yes"?
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    MrStabbems wrote: »

    This is a pointless argument anyway because we dont know what she was thinking when she asked. That being said, If she had asked if they were conjoined she would have had a straight "No" and maybe an odd look. However, it's been presented as if shes said something sooooo very stupid but in fact she hasn't and that's only due to others lack of knowledge. Rarity is not a factor in right vs wrong.

    and yep i feel the same way, i tried :tongue:

    At least, we discussed the issue of identical twins :D
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    Jimb376mfp wrote: »
    I haven't heard them "say" it but "they" keep asking:
    Where is EVERYONE from?"

    Drives me nuts.

    I always say, "My Momma."
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    "I love you" :D
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