There's also the mathematical inconvenience that you get 50% of your DNA from each parent, who got 50% of their genes from each of their parents, and so on. So the more generations you go back, the less likely it is that you are actually genetically related to that person at all.

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This video explains it, but the main thing is the lack of domesticated animals in the Americas versus Eurasia/Africa. Not as many opportunities for animal viruses to cross over into the human population

I love System of a Down, and so does my son. He was upset with me for not taking him to Vegas to see them last year. I promised we'd go if they ever played in Toronto because I figured they wouldn't. A few months later they announced this show. $600 later, I've learned my lesson about Dad promises.

I feel like it makes it sound more pathetic. Like having Canadian Idol and Family Feud Canada. We can't just let them do their own thing while we do ours

I'm not sure if this makes it better or not, but if you tap on the details for the Canadian events, they say "No Tyrants"

This wasn't the final four, but in '02, three of the last four East teams were Canadian, which is why it was hilarious that Detroit beat Carolina in the Finals

Oh, man. That was the bag I used when I played Little League, which really hammers home how close to 40 I am.

I feel like the Panthers would be happier with punishment doled out by the DoPS versus the potential vigilante justice that their inaction creates. A suspended Bennett for 2-3 games? Or risk longer-term injury from player retribution?

My understanding is those charges pay for the infrastructure that municipalities have to assume and maintain. Plus adding capacity (water/wastewater, roads) for those developments to begin with. Take the charges away and new houses become cheaper but property taxes skyrocket to make up the shortfall

A very Freudian horse

The big sports/news accounts are still active there, and I haven't seen enough of them start posting here. If it helps, I do feel bad that I'm even tacitly supporting that app.