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Jos 2 year s ago
#13 Long live the Patriarchy!
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Archibald 2 year s ago
#10 How do you think all the legends started? People found dino bones and were like- WTF IS THIS? I mean, erm... BEHOLD! I hath slain a dragon!
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Ree 2 year s ago
#13 For centuries Alaskan tribes have passed on clan names and crests through the mother only. That way there is no mistaking who is actually related, and prevents incest because they have to marry outside their crest, and if they have the same crest they have to track back more than four generations to be sure they are genetically safe.
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Tim 2 year s ago
#13 well yes but actually no. a shocking amount of babies get mixed up at the hospital.
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Jos 2 year s ago
Tim,
I was mixed up at the hospital as a newborn, within a month of there being a literal kidnapping at the same hospital. According to my DNA test, I was returned to the correct mother. I even had on a hospital bracelet on that said who I was. The story that my mother tells is that the other mother cried when the hospital took away her first beautiful baby. Her actual baby reportedly wasn’t very attractive.
I was mixed up at the hospital as a newborn, within a month of there being a literal kidnapping at the same hospital. According to my DNA test, I was returned to the correct mother. I even had on a hospital bracelet on that said who I was. The story that my mother tells is that the other mother cried when the hospital took away her first beautiful baby. Her actual baby reportedly wasn’t very attractive.
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Wilhelmina 2 year s ago
#6
true story
true story
I was mixed up at the hospital as a newborn, within a month of there being a literal kidnapping at the same hospital. According to my DNA test, I was returned to the correct mother. I even had on a hospital bracelet on that said who I was. The story that my mother tells is that the other mother cried when the hospital took away her first beautiful baby. Her actual baby reportedly wasn’t very attractive.
true story