[Pink.]

Originally Posted by Jayy ↗

Is there really any actual article or proof that these ugly girls are ugly because they were inbred?
How does everyone know so much about inbreeding and the resulting look of the spawn to state that that's the problem here?

It sounds like y'all are just assuming.
They just look like they have birth defects or whatever ugly face syndrome or whatnot.

Nope...no real proof in an article...but I have seen the inbreds north of our area....and they resemble....

want a reference that really looks INBRED???..go look at that x-Files with "the peacocks"...that is what they really do look like.

[TrixieMarie]

Just have to throw out there - inbreeding doesn't cause mutations. The "defects" you see are already present, but recessive. We're all more than likely walking around with a little odd sumthin hiding in the shadows of our DNA, but for the most part, that's where it stays. When inbreeding occurs, you're increasing the chances that these hidden/recessive genes are going to join up and manifest themselves.

Technically, if you had siblings with no hidden weirdness in their DNA, they should be able to make babies all day long and not have anything bad happen... Unless you want to get into the social aspects...

[Jayy]

Originally Posted by Pink. ↗

Nope...no real proof in an article...but I have seen the inbreds north of our area....and they resemble....

want a reference that really looks INBRED???..go look at that x-Files with "the peacocks"...that is what they really do look like.

Thanks Pink... I'll check that out. I've never even seen an episode of the X Files. Still trying to DL Titicut Follies first.

Originally Posted by TrixieMarie ↗

Just have to throw out there - inbreeding doesn't cause mutations. The "defects" you see are already present, but recessive. We're all more than likely walking around with a little odd sumthin hiding in the shadows of our DNA, but for the most part, that's where it stays. When inbreeding occurs, you're increasing the chances that these hidden/recessive genes are going to join up and manifest themselves.

Technically, if you had siblings with no hidden weirdness in their DNA, they should be able to make babies all day long and not have anything bad happen... Unless you want to get into the social aspects...

Ahh soo... thanks to you too TM. That's very interesting.

[BooshLover]

Wow, thats sad, at least they seem happy. Is it inbreeding or could it just be deformaties? Either or, poor things

[MisterX]

i think i know these people!er or maybe I know their relatives!

[emeraldlizards]

This looks totally photoshopped; too ghastly to be real!

[Darkmist74]

Damn...........incest puppies!!!

[SnowBun]

Originally Posted by TrixieMarie ↗

Just have to throw out there - inbreeding doesn't cause mutations. The "defects" you see are already present, but recessive. We're all more than likely walking around with a little odd sumthin hiding in the shadows of our DNA, but for the most part, that's where it stays. When inbreeding occurs, you're increasing the chances that these hidden/recessive genes are going to join up and manifest themselves.

Technically, if you had siblings with no hidden weirdness in their DNA, they should be able to make babies all day long and not have anything bad happen... Unless you want to get into the social aspects...

Yeah you might think so, but the children of siblings are very much prone to mental retardation, I don't know why. Even animals know close relatives shouldn't mate.

[Pyramid_Head]

Pictures like this remind me that ANYBODY can find someone.

[Dauði Þegir]

that top one reminds me of wrong turn! HAHA