Or like Jurassic Park’s velociraptors: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0070215318301145Not a problem
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About Jurassic Park being all fiction, well... Escaped cloned female mutant crayfish take over Belgian cemetery. Apparently there is also a known population somewhere in Berlin.They're all girls, but...
How so? Because they only have female ports?They're all girls,
In the mean time...About Jurassic Park being all fiction, well... Escaped cloned female mutant crayfish take over Belgian cemetery. Apparently there is also a known population somewhere in Berlin.
Because as far as I know the Pandora was named after Pandora, the first human created by Hephaestus, on the instruction of Zeus. The one with the 'box'.How so? Because they only have female ports?
That makes no sense. Is the Pandora also human because Pandora was human? Or does only the gender get transferred along with the name?Because as far as I know the Pandora was named after Pandora, the first human created by Hephaestus, on the instruction of Zeus. The one with the 'box'.
They do have sexes, but the language makes it extremely easy to just not give a fuck. If you've ever wondered why all programmers in English tutorial books are female: that's not manifested feminism, but the actual sex of the noun "programmer" - treating an anonymous programmer as male would be grammatically incorrect.because nouns don't have sexes.
They do have sexes, but the language makes it extremely easy to just not give a fuck. If you've ever wondered why all programmers in English tutorial books are female: that's not manifested feminism, but the actual sex of the noun "programmer" - treating an anonymous programmer as male would be grammatically incorrect.
What the f did I just watchaahh... I get it now!
Doesnt the Pandora basically cover this?