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Posted on 10/9/25 at 8:56 pm to Sunnyvale
Sure
And they’re soul less
And they’re soul less
Posted on 10/9/25 at 9:01 pm to Pepe Lepew
Posted on 10/9/25 at 9:02 pm to Sunnyvale
I have blonde hair & brown eyes and my husband has almost dark brown hair with brown eyes. Our youngest daughter has red hair with blue eyes, which is the rarest combination. We joke that she is one big recessive gene…
Posted on 10/10/25 at 8:44 am to Sunnyvale
And they are cinnamon flavored!
Posted on 10/10/25 at 9:00 am to LA Lightning
Strictly my opinion but red haired females are more often pretty. Red haired males are all carrot tops.
Posted on 10/10/25 at 9:01 am to LA Lightning
Strictly my opinion but red haired females are more often pretty. Red haired males are all carrot tops.
Posted on 10/10/25 at 9:50 am to fightin tigers
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Never forget when using the word ginger on the OT was a bannable offense.
It was on all of TD. Most noticeably aggravating was on the FDB. Lots of recipes with ginger.
Posted on 10/10/25 at 10:21 am to Sunnyvale
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If your only 1 -2 % of the worlds population, shouldnt you be considered a minority?
More like a treasure.
Posted on 10/10/25 at 10:23 am to Pepe Lepew
Posted on 10/10/25 at 10:32 am to Sunnyvale
Posted on 10/10/25 at 11:40 am to StrongOffer
Christina Hendricks aka Joan from MadMen
Posted on 10/10/25 at 11:54 am to Sunnyvale
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For a child to have red hair, both parents must carry this recessive gene.
Both my wife and I have brown hair. Red hair isn't uncommon in my Scots-Irish family, but it's unheard of in my wife's French/Sicilian family. Both of my kids have red hair and hazel/blueish eyes. My daughter has the most beautiful curly red hair you've ever seen. We have to tell people in public not to touch her hair. It's very bizarre how people think it's okay to just come up and start touching a child's hair because they're so mesmerized.
And yeah, they can be demons sometimes. They can also be magical. They have superhuman pain tolerances and are both quick to temper.
Posted on 10/10/25 at 11:56 am to Deep Purple Haze
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only if the carpet matches the drapes
Now days there's no carpet
Posted on 10/10/25 at 12:16 pm to Sunnyvale
I have 2 older siblings that have red hair. My oldest brother is 5'8" with red hair. Both older brother and sister (5'3" maybe) have red hair and have pale skin. I'm 6'2" more olive skin and dark curly hair. Younger brother is 6'3" brown hair, not quite as olive.
I traced my mom's lineage on ancestry.com all the way back to England, Scotland, UK. They all came in through Virginia bay area in 1600 and moved South West by generation. When you go that far back, you have like 500 different Great x 9 Grandparents. But all them seemingly England, Ireland, Scotland to Virginia area in 1600 time era.
What I don't undertstand is that it says both parents must carry the gene. My Dad's parents are from Poland. My grandmother was in the holocaust in Poland but wasn't killed because she was a Catholic and not Jewish. Her boyfriend at age 18 failed to report for duty as a Polish to the Nazi's on a Sunday and instead went to a theatre with my grandma, he was pulled out of the theatre by Nazi's and shot in the head, killed. My grandma said his mom was there and went lunatic. In a way, I might not be here if he didn't die and they ended up together. She also disliked telephone polls in the US becuase she saw bodies hanging from them in Poland during WWII. Both Grandparents came to the US through Ellis Island. My grandpa moved when he was 5 to the US, served in the US military, went to Europe for WWII, married my grandma in Europe after my grandma escaped being a maid for a German general at a Concentration Camp, she went to Luxembourg, and then met my Grandpa while he was on duty there for WWII. They married, and she was a 'war bride', and came on boat in 1945 to Ellis Island. Apparantly it started by my grandpa attempting to speak Polish and my Grandma making fun of him for having bad Polish pronunciations because he left at age 5 to move to the US. Unfortunately he was a highly abusive man. Maybe it was from WWII PTSD. Died of a heart attack at age 50 bc he was always angry. I have never met any of my Dad's 7 siblings because how disfunctional their family apparantly was. My Dad is an alcoholic and he'll drink a pint of Fireball or cheap Vodka like it's nothing. Then when he's blitzed, tries to pick fights with me. I get to see in those moments what his childhood likely was. My Dad's side is all Polish, Ukranian. No English, Irish, Scottish blood there.
Ancestry.com is useless for my Dad's side. Maybe because his parents are from Poland, they have limited data. I can't go back further than 1900 for my Dad's side, but can trace almost every lineage on my mom's side to 1600 England, Ireland.
Not sure how I have 2 red headed siblings since my Dad is Central/East European, and no my Mom is an absolute angel that doesn't even drink alcohol and does a lot of community service for local high schools haha.
I traced my mom's lineage on ancestry.com all the way back to England, Scotland, UK. They all came in through Virginia bay area in 1600 and moved South West by generation. When you go that far back, you have like 500 different Great x 9 Grandparents. But all them seemingly England, Ireland, Scotland to Virginia area in 1600 time era.
What I don't undertstand is that it says both parents must carry the gene. My Dad's parents are from Poland. My grandmother was in the holocaust in Poland but wasn't killed because she was a Catholic and not Jewish. Her boyfriend at age 18 failed to report for duty as a Polish to the Nazi's on a Sunday and instead went to a theatre with my grandma, he was pulled out of the theatre by Nazi's and shot in the head, killed. My grandma said his mom was there and went lunatic. In a way, I might not be here if he didn't die and they ended up together. She also disliked telephone polls in the US becuase she saw bodies hanging from them in Poland during WWII. Both Grandparents came to the US through Ellis Island. My grandpa moved when he was 5 to the US, served in the US military, went to Europe for WWII, married my grandma in Europe after my grandma escaped being a maid for a German general at a Concentration Camp, she went to Luxembourg, and then met my Grandpa while he was on duty there for WWII. They married, and she was a 'war bride', and came on boat in 1945 to Ellis Island. Apparantly it started by my grandpa attempting to speak Polish and my Grandma making fun of him for having bad Polish pronunciations because he left at age 5 to move to the US. Unfortunately he was a highly abusive man. Maybe it was from WWII PTSD. Died of a heart attack at age 50 bc he was always angry. I have never met any of my Dad's 7 siblings because how disfunctional their family apparantly was. My Dad is an alcoholic and he'll drink a pint of Fireball or cheap Vodka like it's nothing. Then when he's blitzed, tries to pick fights with me. I get to see in those moments what his childhood likely was. My Dad's side is all Polish, Ukranian. No English, Irish, Scottish blood there.
Ancestry.com is useless for my Dad's side. Maybe because his parents are from Poland, they have limited data. I can't go back further than 1900 for my Dad's side, but can trace almost every lineage on my mom's side to 1600 England, Ireland.
Not sure how I have 2 red headed siblings since my Dad is Central/East European, and no my Mom is an absolute angel that doesn't even drink alcohol and does a lot of community service for local high schools haha.
This post was edited on 10/10/25 at 12:31 pm
Posted on 10/10/25 at 12:19 pm to TailbackU
Not a redhead
Posted on 10/10/25 at 12:49 pm to Keltic Tiger
The statistically unimaginable circumstance about the redhead model on that graphic t-shirt is this - she not only is incredibly attractive, but has a younger sister who is an absolute clone, and I mean if they were the same age would have been identical twins down to even the shape of their lips. If only 1% of the population has red hair, and she is in the top 1000th of attractive women (and she is), what are the statistical odds that her sister would look exactly like her? One in a billion?
Posted on 10/10/25 at 2:12 pm to Perrin Aybara
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Holy shite, almost all of them are recast as black.
Meaning they already are considered a minority.
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