<p>ahem...
i would just like to point out that redheads are a significantly lower minority of the population, esp. in the US, and that some scientists say the gene for red hair will die out in the next 50 or so years.
and yet there are no redhead scholarships.
<em>peeved.</em></p>
<p>I think I may refuse to procreate just to spite those stingy finaid people.
...
I'll let you know how it goes.</p>
<p>It’s worse than that! Because it’s a recessive type that has traditionally been limited to certain populations, and those populations are much more mobile and dilute, some folks think that redheads will be extinct in 100 years. You’re a member of an endangered minority!</p>
<p>Exactly! in fact, there are some places, (erm… I think in Scotland?) where two readheads marrying can get a fund so they’ll be able to support more (likely) redheaded children and pass on the trait.
ahem.
They’ll support us for natural selection- but they don’t want us going to college.
sigh.
when i’m rich- i’m starting a freaking redheaded fund.
and it will be awesome.</p>
<p>blond too…
I actually appreciate blond hair, considering the fact that only two recessive gene can make one person blond! Kind of exotic, to some extent. lol
haha
Well, see, yellow skin ppl are only like 3 percent of the population.
Had we inherit our ancestor’s reproductive ability, this nation’s backyard would be converted to rice paddies long time ago. haha that’s my evil plan.</p>
<p>Can genetic engineering make it possible to reverse the possible extiction of blondes? I don’t want the blonde population to drop by any amount.</p>
<p>Green hair is the only way to go. Liberty spikes don’t look right in any other color, except for a very limited number of people who can pull it off with purple or blue.</p>
<p>I’m not sure what a daywalker is…
so I dunno.
and I’m a girl, silly. there will be no “burning HIM at the stake.”
if I had any other hair color, I would dye it fuschia in a second.</p>