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| BajaParrothead 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Ken Cooke Is this hot enough to buckle pavement and asphalt???
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 I hope not or it's goinjg to be a bumpy ride down.  Crossing the border Sunday and driving to the East Cape.  Should make for some intersting passes
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| Skipjack Joe 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Mexitron Something like that David!   Let's just say a Euro mutt---1/8 swedish, a third German, and the rest UK.
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 A. If both parents are 1/6th than you're 1/6th.
 
 B. No parent could be 1/6th because the denominator has to be a factor of 2 (or 1). 1/1, 1/2, x/4, x/16, x/32, x/64. That's how it seems to me.
 
 These number may not seem important but they were very important during WWII.
 
 You see, if you were Jewish with a fraction that was greater than 1/64 in N-zi germany you were in real trouble.
 
 I think Hitler's was around that figure. Maybe that's how they came up with that threshold.
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| mtgoat666 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Mexitron Something like that David!   Let's just say a Euro mutt---1/8 swedish, a third German, and the rest UK.
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 A. If both parents are 1/6th than you're 1/6th.
 
 B. No parent could be 1/6th because the denominator has to be a factor of 2 (or 1). 1/1, 1/2, x/4, x/16, x/32, x/64. That's how it seems to me.
 
 These number may not seem important but they were very important during WWII.
 
 You see, if you were Jewish with a fraction that was greater than 1/64 in N-zi germany you were in real trouble.
 
 I think Hitler's was around that figure. Maybe that's how they came up with that threshold.
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 mutt with 1/3 portion could only be british,...
 
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 Published Friday, June 28, 2013 10:39AM EDT
 
 The British government is moving ahead with plans to allow doctors to create babies through in vitro fertilization using genetic material from three
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| David K 
 
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 Okay, I know I would get the geometry math wrong! LOL
 
 So, BOTH parents were 1/3 German for Mexitron to be 1/3 German... as he gets HALF of each parent... right?
 
 I am a Euro mutt as well... Scottish, Irish, German, Norwegian, French, Welsh, etc. BUT, I feel at home in Baja!
 
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| Mexitron 
 
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 Skipjack---there's German in varying amounts all through the family lines---its an estimate
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| Skipjack Joe 
 
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 That reminds me of a conversational spanish class I took at a junior college a few years back. We were practicing gender word endings.
 
 Mi madre - my mother
 Mi padre - my father
 Mis padres - ??
 
 Me: My fathers? But, that's ridiculous. How can anyone have more than one father?
 
 Teacher: Son, you're in San Francisco. Anything's possible here.
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 That reminds me of a conversational spanish class I took at a junior college a few years back. We were practicing gender word endings.
 
 Mi madre - my mother
 Mi padre - my father
 Mis padres - ??
 
 Me: My fathers? But, that's ridiculous. How can anyone have more than one father?
 
 Teacher: Son, you're in San Francisco. Anything's possible here.
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 Answer: My Parents (Mis Padres)
 
 
 
 
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| acadist 
 
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| acadist 
 
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 lol, spoke too soon
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