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I'll be the pedantic dweeb here and point out that this isn't a surprising result, assuming there's standard DNA fingerprinting tech at play. Tests like that are basically just searching for sequences of DNA that match their database of markers, then amplifying what they find to detectable ranges to determine which markers are in the sample; it has no way to distinguish between DNA sources, and presumably the human genome has potential false positives to the sequences they're using. So... garbage in, garbage out.
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Also some people are just dog people.
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who cares about about dogs
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Lobok posted:So sad for that Tesla. Thwomp thwomp. Well, this made ME chuckle.
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uber_stoat posted:who cares about about dogs 
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This is what happens when companies get woke, smh
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50 dead animals dumped in front of shopThe BBC posted:One volunteer said the two birds "were impaled on the shop door handles" and had to be removed to get into the shop. 
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Now we'll wonder for months if it's an idiot with a vendetta or a teenaged psychopath.
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Animal suicide cult.
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By popular demand posted:Now we'll wonder for months if it's an idiot with a vendetta or a teenaged psychopath.
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You’re not imagining it: Trader Joe’s employees are all boning each other.
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When I heard that Trader Joe’s had toxic labor relations, I didn’t think it was like that.
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I mean, it just makes sense. Always have that backup plan ready to go, just in case.
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Someone really wanted those dinosaurs dead. But who?
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You'd think instead of the asteroid explosion, the pic should have been of the poisoning. Like a dinosaur gripping its throat and stumbling around before finally falling through a glass table.
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first you disable them through poisoning and they're too sick to stop the asteroid strike. diabolical genius.
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Phlegmish posted:Someone really wanted those dinosaurs dead. But who? The Chicken Of Tomorrow, it sent a robotic infiltrator back in time to ensure the evolution of birds.
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The Lone Badger posted:I would accept it if they'd engineered them to the point that the hunters only had even odds. That would make me more interested in hunting
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freeedr posted:Bare knuckle manimal cage fight Settle food chain disputes Mano a la Pata
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steinrokkan posted:The illustration of dinosaurs loving flying through the air in a sick nasty shockwave is amazing listen, cumslut,
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Lobok posted:You'd think instead of the asteroid explosion, the pic should have been of the poisoning. Like a dinosaur gripping its throat and stumbling around before finally falling through a glass table. What surprises me the most is the use of “may’ve” in a semi professional article. Is that a thing now? I may’VE been living under a rock.
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Domus posted:What surprises me the most is the use of “may’ve” in a semi professional article. Is that a thing now? I may’VE been living under a rock. Well it's a decent replacement for perchance. You can't just say perchance.
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Domus posted:What surprises me the most is the use of “may’ve” in a semi professional article. Is that a thing now? I may’VE been living under a rock. It's a real contraction. I don't know that it's any less formal than, uh, the ones in this sentence, but it's certainly less common. I'm also not sure if the spoken version exists in all the common dialects. I've never seen it as a dopey affectation like perchance and Americans who use whilst.
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Lobok posted:Well it's a decent replacement for perchance. You can't just say perchance. Perchance I can, mayhaps even.
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Milo and POTUS posted:I perchance taken a poo poo in the bathroom sink does't make much sense I just really wanted to reference "You can't just say 'Perchance.'"
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To post, perchance to reference.
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