[thunderchicken]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

Cheers Focker !!!

Is it true that you can milk cats? lol

[PonyTx]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

Cheers Focker !!!

dude, you broke your own rule...let me fix that *delete*

[96greengt]

Originally Posted by PonyTx

So what do I win?!

It said overwhelmingly meaning not 100% are female!!


So what do I win ?

[jstang6969]

ill get there. maybe next year, but ill be there

[thunderchicken]

Originally Posted by PonyTx

So what do I win?!

Another cat...

[96greengt]

Originally Posted by PonyTx

dude, you broke your own rule...let me fix that *delete*

Dude look at all the post times 9:46 in a row between us all...

[PonyTx]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

It said overwhelmingly meaning not 100% are female!!


So what do I win ?

Main Entry: over·whelm·ing·ly
Function: adverb
1 a : to an overwhelming extent <an overwhelmingly powerful army> b : EXTREMELY <overwhelmingly mediocre>
2 : mostly by far <the workers were overwhelmingly female>

You win nothing.

[jstang6969]

allright, someone get me a beer

[96greengt]

Get me one too John!

[thunderchicken]

I'll have a white wine spritzer please...

[jstang6969]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

Get me one too John!

got it ......mmmmm beeeeer

[96greengt]

Clearly, this male is the result of inaccurate separation of the chromosomes during egg or sperm formation. Usually, males are orange or non-orange, but not tortie as they have just one X-chromosome.

[PonyTx]

Therefore, since male cats are XY and not XX, calico cats are very rarely males. However, this is not always the case. Cells do not always divide correctly, so sometimes instead of an XX or XY sex chromosome pairing, the kitten ends up with three chromosomes. For instance, such a kitten may have XXY. If the two X chromosomes contain codes for different colors, then it is possible to end up with a male calico. This is very rare, as it requires that the correct colors of cats mate as well as that there is an error in the formation of the cat embryo.
.Calico cats are generally considered to be lucky throughout several different cultures.

XXY calico cats will be sterile, although there are a few non-sterile males which can only be explained through an even rarer genetic anomaly called a mosaic.

A mosaic forms when a cat - or other creature - has cells from more than one different cell line in its body. A mosaic cat would have started out as an XXY cell, but after it began to divide, the cat would end up with some normal cells as well. This might also be a cause of male calicos.

I reject the null!

[jstang6969]

I washed my car today at the car wash by walmart on nacogdoches.
I like that one. Puts out a lot of foam on the brush.

[PonyTx]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

Clearly, this male is the result of inaccurate separation of the chromosomes during egg or sperm formation. Usually, males are orange or non-orange, but not tortie as they have just one X-chromosome.

so though possible...extremely rare....and the males are sterile, if you can not reproduce, what is your purpose as a species?

[96greengt]

Originally Posted by jstang6969

I washed my car today at the car wash by walmart on nacogdoches.
I like that one. Puts out a lot of foam on the brush.

That wasn't foam... it was either dog slobber or elephant spooge !!

[thunderchicken]

Originally Posted by PonyTx

I reject the null!

Yea thats what i meant...

[jstang6969]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

That wasn't foam... it was either dog slobber or elephant spooge !!

as earlier stated....whale jizz. pleasant smell

[PonyTx]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

That wasn't foam... it was either dog slobber or elephant spooge !!

[96greengt]

Originally Posted by PonyTx

so though possible...extremely rare....and the males are sterile, if you can not reproduce, what is your purpose as a species?

this is how calicos are made......