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Old 01-30-2002, 02:11 AM   #1
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In the expression 'Jesus H Christ, I’ve discovered what the H stands for. Bearing in mind the alleged circumstances of his birth, it's obviously Haploid.


(I’ll move this to Humour shortly, but thought I’d put it here to begin with, since there'll be enough biologists to understand it .)

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You must be seriously bored to come up with a quip like that one...
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<strong>In the expression 'Jesus H Christ, I’ve discovered what the H stands for. Bearing in mind the alleged circumstances of his birth, it's obviously Haploid.


(I’ll move this to Humour shortly, but thought I’d put it here to begin with, since there'll be enough biologists to understand it .)

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Bwhahahahahahahaha!

[ January 30, 2002: Message edited by: ksagnostic ]</p>
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LOL!

Thanks, Oolon.


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All I can say is...WOW.

ROFLMAO!
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Originally posted by Oolon Colluphid:
<strong>In the expression 'Jesus H Christ, I’ve discovered what the H stands for. Bearing in mind the alleged circumstances of his birth, it's obviously Haploid.


(I’ll move this to Humour shortly, but thought I’d put it here to begin with, since there'll be enough biologists to understand it .)

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I thought it stood for Hallmark, because God cared enough to send his very best.

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This was posted on the Straight Dope:

<a href="http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a1_033" target="_blank">http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a1_033</a>
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I thought it was an inherited father's name, "Hallowed", as in "our father, who art in heaven, HALLOWED be thy name." If he was born in Scotland, he would be "Jesus MacHallowed." In Holland, "Jesus Van Der Hallowed." In Russia, Jesus Hallowedovich."
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Hah! But, it's hard to be original anymore... looks like it was taken as noted above, so we'll have to go with the runner-up, assuming J.C. was made through parthenogenesis of a Mary ovum: Homozygous. (Some tweaking required as parthenogenesis in humans exclusively makes females.)
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Jesus Halleuia Christ.
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