Depends on the size of the average human in question.cruzzfish said:What size bars?
You'd be lucky to make 2 or 3 out of me....
Depends on the size of the average human in question.cruzzfish said:What size bars?
They form groups. They are not evenly distributed I'm not kidding. At work iyou see skinny teams and.. -not so skinny- teams. There are fatter areas of the country. Anyway people in the north Western Hemisphere are the fattest in the world.cruzzfish said:Where are you finding super overweight Americans? I haven't seen any in a while. Maybe I should get out more.
Actually the blonde hair gene arose independently in Oceania and is different than the European one. Read more here: Naturally blond hair in Solomon Islanders rooted in native gene, study finds | News Center | Stanford MedicineSadisticPeppers said:Genetic fact: Everyone with blue eyes can trace their genetic lineage back to one person who lived along the Black Sea approximately 10,000 years ago, and the gene for blonde hair arose approximately 11,000 years ago to a small isolated pocket of humans in Northern Europe. Both genes are considered fully recessive, meaning that you must have two copies of the genes.
I disagree: at least in Denmark it goes like this: Leopards live in africa/asia, Jaguars live in south america. Some Leopards and Jaguars (apparently 1/7) are born black and called panthers.Shorerider said:One in every seven Leopards is born black and is called a Jaguar or Panther depending on which country it is from.