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• #70477
West Ham weather
http://www.chelseasupportersgroup.net/2012/11/driver-on-the-wings-weather-for-west-brom-v-chelsea-3/
Best bits were censored:
"Grey puffy flesh. When you encounter them en masse on the tube, it looks like an outing from the nonce wing at the local gaol. Flabby grey skin and sunken eyes. Gollum on an acid trip.
There was a theory that the criminality of the East End resulted in this pallor becoming a permanent genetic trait of everyone living between Mile End and Dagenham. Evolution conditioned the population to a life of incarceration....."
A common misunderstanding of Darwinian Evolution is that genes can be affected by the environment. With the exception of radiation and some diseases genes cannot be changed by the environment. Only the expression of those genes can change
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• #70478
I am so delighted to have discovered an issue upon which mikec can contribute to in this thread with a modicum of knowledge and understanding. This must be a first,.
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• #70479
But surely if a certain genetic trait in an environment was an advantage, over generations those with those genes would be more likely to survive (and pass on those genes).
So the environment could affect it, in the long term (but not in 1 generation).
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• #70480
Clive - when is the Lucifer-style, vanity-published anthology of weather reports coming out? You'll have missed the Christmas rush now...
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• #70481
If a mutation allows the possessor of the mutated gene to gain an advantage over his peers in the gene pool then those (mutated) genes will become more prevalent through greater reproductive success. But the environment has not directly caused the gene to change
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• #70482
If a mutation allows the possessor of the mutated gene to gain an advantage over his peer in the gene pool then those (mutated) genes will become more prevalent through** greater reproductive success**. But the environment has not directly caused the gene to change
Which explains the sorry state of Liverpool fans these days
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• #70483
Yes, if women no longer mate with Liverpool fans then according to #1 of TEH RULEZ, we will become an endangered species
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• #70484
You have admit though that Clive's theory re: a prevalence of tanning salons in Essex does have a certain plausibility.
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• #70485
Yes, if women no longer mate with Liverpool fans then according to #1 of TEH RULEZ, we will become an endangered species
you can get round this by having a kid in a hospital near the area then let them grow up in oxford..
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• #70486
The trouble is the 'Orangeness' of these Essex types is not an expression of the genes it is purely an environmental factor. Until a random mutation occurs on gene which codes for orange skin colour then the tanning salons will stay in business. But yes, if such a mutation were to occur, then you would expect it to become prevelant very quickly (within a few generations) in certain parts of the world. The Orange man is king among the pallid natives
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• #70487
I am so delighted to have discovered an issue upon which mikec can contribute to in this thread with a modicum of knowledge and understanding. This must be a first,.
Yes it probably is :)
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• #70488
You're missing the point about speciation. If no one else breeds with these pallid East London types, then eventually they will become their own species. Far removed from human kind.
Think: Genetic bottlenecks. Usually in the form of mountains.
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• #70489
So, essentially, being stuck out there, they've become a separate grey, noncey, species.
Because, who would mate with them? Outside of their area?
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• #70490
You're missing the point about speciation. If no one else breeds with these pallid East London types, then eventually they will become their own species. Far removed from human kind.
Think: Genetic bottlenecks. Usually in the form of mountains.
Eventually yes they would. but it would take a fuck of a long time before they became unmateable with humans as we know them.
It's possible that if Neanderthals were alive today, we could successfully mate with them and that's going back hundreds of thousands of years. Though they are in the same genus.
West Ham fans. Hmm it's a different ball game. Similar to those creatures in The Descent. I wouldn't fancy my chances 'hanging out the back of' one of them -
• #70491
Eventually yes they would. but it would take a fuck of a long time before they became unmateable with humans as we know them.
It's possible that if Neanderthals were alive today, we could successfully mate with them and that's going back hundreds of thousands of years. Though they are in the same genus.
West Ham fans. Hmm it's a different ball game. Similar to those creatures in The Descent. I wouldn't fancy my chances 'hanging out the back of' one of themGold
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• #70492
Oh sky...
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• #70493
Eventually yes they would. but it would take a fuck of a long time before they became unmateable with humans as we know them.
It's possible that if Neanderthals were alive today, we could successfully mate with them and that's going back hundreds of thousands of years. Though they are in the same genus.
West Ham fans. Hmm it's a different ball game. Similar to those creatures in The Descent. I wouldn't fancy my chances 'hanging out the back of' one of themOf course. We're missing the trick. They might ACTUALLY be a different species.
Occam's razor and all that.Perhaps we weren't that bothered with keeping decent records of who lived where, way back when, and well. Those that lived out East are a different species and became WHU fans. NOT that WHU fans became a different species.
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• #70494
Just got sent this:
My little boy is starting to get excited now!
Only 3 more Chelsea managers until its Christmas!!
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• #70495
http://sport.uk.msn.com/football/sexy-football-managers-calendar
The Kinky Kenny/Lord Ferg one is so, so wrong. -
• #70496
West Ham weather
http://www.chelseasupportersgroup.net/2012/11/driver-on-the-wings-weather-for-west-brom-v-chelsea-3/
Best bits were censored:
"Grey puffy flesh. When you encounter them en masse on the tube, it looks like an outing from the nonce wing at the local gaol. Flabby grey skin and sunken eyes. Gollum on an acid trip.
There was a theory that the criminality of the East End resulted in this pallor becoming a permanent genetic trait of everyone living between Mile End and Dagenham. Evolution conditioned the population to a life of incarceration....."
Unfortunately rather accurate.
So, essentially, being stuck out there, they've become a separate grey, noncey, species.
Because, who would mate with them? Outside of their area?
Harsh man, harsh...
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• #70497
http://sport.uk.msn.com/football/sexy-football-managers-calendar
The Kinky Kenny/Lord Ferg one is so, so wrong.oh and this one is so right is it ?
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• #70498
Unfortunately rather accurate.
Harsh man, harsh...
You escaped. Looking for a tan.
ANNNND HEAVEN KNOWS I'M HAPPIER NOW...................
IN MY LIFE, OH WHY DID I WASTE VALUABLE TIME, WITH CUSTOMERS WHO I'D MUCH RATHER, SPIT IN THEIR EYE??? -
• #70499
No need to shout.
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• #70500
sir harry of redknapp in for joe cole.... trying to recreate the halcyon days of mid 90's west ham ? link up with lampard ?
darren bent only needs to play a few more games for villa before he triggers a 5mn payment to sunderland clause in his contract no wonder he isn't playing and trying to be sold
"were"
Chelsea fans, eh, expensive educations going to waste...