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First of all, I don't want answers saying that it's not possible, because I already know that it wouldn't really happen. But, you know how Thymine and Adamine (sp?) go together and Cytosine and Guanine go together? Well, what if something weird happened so that the purine base could go with a different pyramine base (i.e Thymine with Guanine). Would the gene just be dysfunctional? Would a strange mutation happen? Serious answers please!

I want to try out for my high school's drill team, and one of the big things they do there is high kick. I REALLY need to get my high kicks up, before February. What's the FASTEST way to get my high kick up

My right high kick is right about at my chin, my left kick is not much higher than 90 degrees. HELP!

Ok, so I have some sort of bladder problem where i go about every 1 1/2 hours. But that's not the deal. WhenI drink certain drinks, it makes me have to go ALOT. I mean, only "a little bit" comes out at a time, and if i don't 'get it all out" i have to go again within the next five minutes. It makes me a slave to the bathroom sometimes, and makes road trips stressful. At first we thought it was caffeine that caused it, but i've had drinks without caffeine that havbe caused it. Does anyone honestly (please don't waste my time with "i don't knows") know what causes this. If I knew, my life would be so much easier.

I've always wanted to know.. but never found out. If anyone can explain it well , please do!

I was just wondering... i supposedly have 2 or 3..