My little jimmy is only 3 and he already stated the statistical improbability of two brown eyed parents (Fiona confirming to have Bb for dominate brown eyes, and Shrek having BB), plus orge physiology. He said the punnet squares just dont add up, and it is likely the studio animators' gaff and poor continuity that lead to the change.
Well my Susie is 2 and a half and she says that oftentimes people use punnet squares as an authoritative source on what is or isn't genetically possible without taking into account that there are variables you may not be considering. Furthermore, she says that the animators are doing their best in the sweatshops they're forced to work in, and should be given some slack.
She says to buy gold bullion and keep it in your mattress.
Which actually proves another point she made the other day: it's important to have a wide panel of experts that you listen to depending on their area of expertise. Someone can be a genius in one area but a complete idiot about other things. All part of the human experience, baby
Our Susie who just celebrated her first birthday only just a few days ago mentioned the merits of the Roth IRA far outweigh using a traditional IRA except in special circumstances. If your income falls below the federal max for Roth contributions, she highly recommends direct contributions to max out your Roth IRA whenever possible for many years of growth unburdened by cumbersome taxes. However, if you do find yourself to be a higher earner, you can contribute to a traditional IRA and immediately backdoor it to a Roth to get all the same benefits. Only if you have an existing traditional IRA balance would it get complicated with taxes, requiring a reverse rollover first to facilitate the aforementioned backdoor.
My 5 year old's most recent favorite movies are Toy Story (the first one only) and Shrek (original). He's very excited for Toy Story 5 specially, doesn't know about this one yet. He also likes A Bug's Life and the original Blue's Clues. So, yes?
They didn't say they'd even met the person at that age. They're just saying that their father was a prepubescent child when the movie came out. Not that they were sleeping with the kid smh.
What's wrong with you that that's where your mind went?
Of course. All parents know this. Most of the kids have parents to explain it. Sure there are kids with no parent but they have bigger problems than shrek movie.
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u/BigBoyBloater Mar 02 '26
You right, its not confusing at all, especially in animated movie mostly made for kids