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  • Turion
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    Originally posted by TazMaN View Post
    This joke is not funny - please remove it and refrain from posting in LR ever again.
    It's a joke about human dna. I also have one for primates. you might understand that

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  • ChimpMaster
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    This joke is not funny - please remove it and refrain from posting in LR ever again.

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  • themistry
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    wasn't that in TazMans joke thread?



    TM

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  • where did my id go?
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    best thing you've ever posted. where did you nick it?

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  • Turion
    started a topic Human_dna.h

    Human_dna.h

    /* HUMAN_DNA.H
    For many years molecular biologists have been mystified by the fact that very little of an organism's DNA seems to serve any useful function.

    I have solved the mystery.

    The reason why only 30% of human DNA performs any useful function is that the rest of it is comments.

    Once we decode a typical human genome, we see that the contents begin as follows:

    ===
    /* HUMAN_DNA.H
    *
    * Human Genome
    * Version 2.1
    *
    * (C) God
    */

    /* Revision history:
    *
    * 0000-00-01 00:00 1.0 Adam.
    * 0000-00-02 10:00 1.1 Eve.
    * 0000-00-03 02:11 1.2 Added penis code to male version. A bit messy --
    * will require a rewrite later on to make it neater.
    * 0017-03-12 03:14 1.3 Added extra sex drive to male.h; took code from
    * elephant-dna.c
    * 0145-10-03 16:33 1.4 Removed tail.
    * 1115-00-31 17:20 1.5 Shortened forearms, expanded brain case.
    * 2091-08-20 13:56 1.6 Opposable thumbs added to hand() routine.
    * 2501-04-09 14:04 1.7 Minor cosmetic improvements -- skin colour made
    * darker to match my own image.
    * 2909-07-12 02:21 1.8 Dentition inadequate; added extra 'wisdom' teeth.
    * Must remember to make mouth bigger to compensate.
    * 4501-12-31 14:18 1.9 Increase average height.
    * 5533-02-12 17:09 2.0 Added gay option, triggered by high population
    * density, to try and slow the overpopulation problem.
    * 6004-11-04 16:11 2.1 Made forefinger narrower to fit hole in centre of
    * CD.
    */

    /* Standard definitions
    */

    #define SEX male
    #define HEIGHT 1.84
    #define MASS 68
    #define RACE caucasian

    /* Include inherited traits from parent DNA files.
    *
    * Files must be pre-processed with MENDEL program to provide proper
    * inheritance features.
    */

    #include "mother.h"
    #include "father.h"

    #infndef FATHER
    #warn("Father unknown -- guessing\n")
    #include "bastard.h"
    #endif

    /* Set up sex-specific functions and variables
    */
    #include <sex.h>

    /* Kludged code -- I'll re-design this lot and re-write it as a proper
    * library sometime soon.
    */
    struct genitals
    {
    #ifdef MALE
    Penis *jt;
    #endif
    /* G_spot *g; Removed for debugging purposes */
    #ifdef FEMALE
    Vagina *p;
    #endif
    }

    /* Initialization bootstrap routine -- called before DNA duplication.
    * Allocates buffers and sets up protein file pointers
    */
    DNA *zygote_initialize(Sperm *, Ovum *);

    /* MAIN INITIALIZATION CODE
    *
    * Returns structures containing pre-processed phenotypes for the organism
    * to display at birth.
    *
    * Will be improved later to make output less ugly.
    */
    Characteristic *lookup_phenotype(Identifier *i);
    ===

    ...and so on.


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