BS: Any interesting mutations?

Subject: RE: BS: Any interesting mutations?
From: Sorcha
Date: 26 Jun 00 - 09:37 PM

Could your splt uvula possibly be the reason you lost custody? ( Sorry, Mrz, I know the custody thing is not funny, but I just couldn't resist, and there has to be some humor in a bad situation, somewhere. And, I do know what an uvula is) For those of you who maybe don't, think: Deep Throat.

Subject: RE: BS: Any interesting mutations?
From: kendall
Date: 26 Jun 00 - 09:36 PM

It is rumored that Ann Bolyn had three boobs. Anyone know?

Subject: Any interesting mutations?
From: Mrrzy
Date: 26 Jun 00 - 09:21 PM

Well, I always knew I had a split uvula (look it up, O ye dirty-minded ones), but I just found out that one of my feet apparently doesn't belong, quite, to a human. It has an "atavistic" (their term, not mine!) formation that makes it think it ought, well, to have a thumb, and prehensile, to boot. I am vastly entertained by this, but it started me wondering how frequent these kinds of somewhere-else-on-the-normal-curve formations are? I'm not counting things that get diagnosed, like cleft palate or webbed fingers, but the strange little oddities that don't really get in the way, they just, well, aren't quite right...

And feel free to post anonymously if you don't feel like telling... let us guess who has the hairy eyeballs!