Modifié par SilentK, 03 mai 2012 - 08:02 .
SilentK wrote...
Parminder Nagra would be a good choice for Traynor =)
And I like the idea of her being indian, she clicked great with my indian engineer FemShep. Can imagine them sitting late in the evening discussing tech and various programs. Really geeking it out.
Modifié par draken-heart, 03 mai 2012 - 04:51 .
draken-heart wrote...
SilentK: that is one sweet picture. compliments to the artist:)
Themikefest: i'd say engineer as well.
themikefest wrote...
if sam was squadnate what class would she be? for me an engineer
Modifié par SilentK, 03 mai 2012 - 09:45 .
Flyers215 wrote...
From my understanding, the gene is there, but it will become increasingly rare as time progresses. The more and more people with dominant traits reproduce with those with recessive traits, the further buried the gene will become. In all actuality, genetics are almost a purely mathematical situation. Someone could have a 1 out of 1,000,000,000,000 chance of having red hair and still get it.
I believe I read a paper or article about a scientist who claims that it will be "mathematically" extinct in the future. Blue eyes were also mentioned, but I've seen articles that say blue eyes aren't as recessive as we all once believed. I'm also no expert on the matter, so everything I just said could be complete bollocks.
SilentK wrote...
Samantha Traynor from Corvidae cookies tumblr
Zandilar wrote...
Flyers215 wrote...
From my understanding, the gene is there, but it will become increasingly rare as time progresses. The more and more people with dominant traits reproduce with those with recessive traits, the further buried the gene will become. In all actuality, genetics are almost a purely mathematical situation. Someone could have a 1 out of 1,000,000,000,000 chance of having red hair and still get it.
I believe I read a paper or article about a scientist who claims that it will be "mathematically" extinct in the future. Blue eyes were also mentioned, but I've seen articles that say blue eyes aren't as recessive as we all once believed. I'm also no expert on the matter, so everything I just said could be complete bollocks.
It may well become rarer and rarer over time (not really likely to be a fast process, since there are no really compelling reasons for it to fail to be carried - ie, it isn't an evolutionary disadvantage). But "extinct in our time"? Nope.
And even if it were "scheduled" to naturally vanish in the next millennia if left to its own devices, we would have well and truly developed the techniques and technology to preserve the gene before that would happen. In the future, people won't dye their hair, they'll have gene therapy. People will decide they want their son or daughter to have red hair, and will design their baby that way.
Red hair, like blonde hair, is with us for the long haul.
Flyers215 wrote...
SilentK wrote...
<snip very cute Traynor image>
Samantha Traynor from Corvidae cookies tumblr
That is unbelievably cute.
Zandilar wrote...
It may well become rarer and rarer over time (not really likely to be a fast process, since there are no really compelling reasons for it to fail to be carried - ie, it isn't an evolutionary disadvantage). But "extinct in our time"? Nope.
And even if it were "scheduled" to naturally vanish in the next millennia if left to its own devices, we would have well and truly developed the techniques and technology to preserve the gene before that would happen. In the future, people won't dye their hair, they'll have gene therapy. People will decide they want their son or daughter to have red hair, and will design their baby that way.
Red hair, like blonde hair, is with us for the long haul.
We already have the technology to "create our own children" to a certain extent. I know that the ability to choose the child's sex exists. I'm not sure about features such as eye colour, hair colour, and the other stuff. Personally, I find that stuff sick. I'd rather let the child develop naturally and love my son/daughter the way that he/she is. Some people are crazy.
Zandilar wrote...
Flyers215 wrote...
From my understanding, the gene is there, but it will become increasingly rare as time progresses. The more and more people with dominant traits reproduce with those with recessive traits, the further buried the gene will become. In all actuality, genetics are almost a purely mathematical situation. Someone could have a 1 out of 1,000,000,000,000 chance of having red hair and still get it.
I believe I read a paper or article about a scientist who claims that it will be "mathematically" extinct in the future. Blue eyes were also mentioned, but I've seen articles that say blue eyes aren't as recessive as we all once believed. I'm also no expert on the matter, so everything I just said could be complete bollocks.
It may well become rarer and rarer over time (not really likely to be a fast process, since there are no really compelling reasons for it to fail to be carried - ie, it isn't an evolutionary disadvantage). But "extinct in our time"? Nope.
And even if it were "scheduled" to naturally vanish in the next millennia if left to its own devices, we would have well and truly developed the techniques and technology to preserve the gene before that would happen. In the future, people won't dye their hair, they'll have gene therapy. People will decide they want their son or daughter to have red hair, and will design their baby that way.
Red hair, like blonde hair, is with us for the long haul.
Modifié par xbb1024, 04 mai 2012 - 11:54 .
Modifié par draken-heart, 04 mai 2012 - 05:39 .
themikefest wrote...
shep:what you got there sam?
sam: a 3 flavoured popsicle
shep:your not going to do what i think your gonna do?
sam: damn straight and your the 4th flavour
shep: oh crap
Modifié par draken-heart, 04 mai 2012 - 06:38 .
Modifié par draken-heart, 04 mai 2012 - 09:19 .
draken-heart wrote...
question, who WOULD wear the dress at the wedding: Samantha or Shepard
i said Samantha because in my head Shepard is an officer so she would need to look professional, thus wear dress blues as her "tux"
CALLENGE: all artists i would like to See Samantha in a wedding dress
JamieCOTC wrote...
* snip *
I think the thing I liked best about the Samantha romance is how confident femshep is during the mission to the point of joking around w/her and even giving morale support. Then during cabin scene femshep can display vulnerability, the most in any of the romances. As for Samantha herself I like how she grows as a person, but retains a certain normalcy. She's not a soldier, (even if she can analyze the crap out of data), but a very real person. She's someone to come home to.
* snip *
Modifié par SilentK, 04 mai 2012 - 11:07 .
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