3072 Dixie from Fox and the Hound is a little larger and a little sexier. I can definitely see why.
ShanoirII
Tourist
30723071 Dixie from Fox and the Hound is a little larger and a little sexier. I can definitely see why.
"Don't worry, a human can't get me pregnant"
well, a lot of people on zooville dont seem to be able to comprehend that
3073 I typically try every other day. Hasn't worked so far, but maybe one day! Lol
3075 Shall I post it? Or are the scars too deep for ya!?
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Indeed. One of the only non-zoos I came out to asked if it was possible to get a dog pregnant. You'd think that "no" would be the common sense answer. How many half human half dogs have you seen roaming around lately?
Nighty night, Dane.
3082 Common Core Biology! Lol
3084 Nah, if I recall correctly, it mainly dealt with math and English studies.
3086 We can't have the schools teaching the kids that humans and animals can't make any offspring. "You can't impregnate an animal, so feel free to have all the guiltless sex you'd like with them. Just make sure they're happy." wouldn't look too good on dean's shoulders! Parents would be up in arms! Lol
ShanoirII
Tourist
3087 lol it wouldnt have to go like that boi you could just say the reason that meiotically-reproducing organisms that are too genetically distant from eachother cant produce offspring because their chromosome splitting and trading between the egg and sperm would get messed up. then you would show students the chromosome counts of different animals, and show that those with similar counts like lions&tigers or buffalo&cows could hybridize, but those who are genetically distant like kangaroos&bears cannot have kids. just have the human chromosome count on that list and kids will figure it out for themselves lol 
3088 Butbutbut... that's too much work! And the main takeaway is still "Give your dog your nut, no baby will be in the gut!"
ShanoirII
Tourist
3089 oh come on boi we gotta be mature enough to handle sexual topics in the biology class. the biology class cant avoid sex, cuz sex is literally how a huge portion of new animal, plant, and fungal life even comes into existence. if the biology class cant touch on that, its like theyre talking about the legs of a table without mentioning the surface of the table and everything it is holding. considering sex is the main drive for a ton of diverse biological functions, youd have to be leaving a lot if not most stuff unexplained lol.
and what % of students, do you estimate, would be considering giving the doggo the nut?
the biology class cant avoid sex, cuz sex is literally how a huge portion of new animal, plant, and fungal life even comes into existence. if the biology class cant touch on that, its like theyre talking about the legs of a table without mentioning the surface of the table and everything it is holding. considering sex is the main drive for a ton of diverse biological functions, youd have to be leaving a lot if not most stuff unexplained lol. and what % of students, do you estimate, would be considering giving the doggo the nut
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3090 Oh you can teach them everything else about sex, the birds and the bees, and how life comes to be. Along with all the mechanics that are involved. You just cannot teach them that humans cannot impregnate animals! Lol
69% ?and what % of students, do you estimate, would be considering giving the doggo the nut
ShanoirII
Tourist
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that takes me back to memories of my highscool biology class. i had a teacher who was really theatrical and would always delve into examples of concepts and give analogies. when it came time to talk about sexual reproduction, mitosis and meiosis and the like, he began talking about the various "difficulties" of sexual reproduction. He mentioned the usual - being too genetically distant, having a physical blockade appear between two groups, having a female prefer males with certain features, etc....
and then we got around to what he called "mechanical difficulties"
as he put it, "some parts just dont fit some places". for his example, he invoked a large male great dane and a small female chihuahua. you could tell there was tension behind his voice lol, that was an interesting class and his personality made it even moreso
that takes me back to memories of my highscool biology class. i had a teacher who was really theatrical and would always delve into examples of concepts and give analogies. when it came time to talk about sexual reproduction, mitosis and meiosis and the like, he began talking about the various "difficulties" of sexual reproduction. He mentioned the usual - being too genetically distant, having a physical blockade appear between two groups, having a female prefer males with certain features, etc....
and then we got around to what he called "mechanical difficulties"
as he put it, "some parts just dont fit some places". for his example, he invoked a large male great dane and a small female chihuahua. you could tell there was tension behind his voice lol, that was an interesting class and his personality made it even moreso
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