OT... lactose intolerance...

[BruiseLeee]

I was thinking while half asleep this morning...

How come the politically correct crowd hasn't attacked the lactose intolerant? After all, milk are people too. Or, a man is a boy is a cheese.

I guess it's too late for you to ignore this pointless thread.

 

[Mr.BadExample]

As long as 2%, whole milk, and chocolate milk can live peaceably on the same shelf, we've come a long way.

 

[Kismet]

The Lacs are a xenophobic people, and prefer to be left alone, so this works to their advantage.

They prefer not to be seen, hence the focus on the development of the "shadow" chromosome in their laboratories. Its successful implementation in 1938 was a great boon to their cultural preferences, once the attendant difficulties of PROVING that they had come to work, school, etc., had been resolved.

By the way, Lactose intolerence was initially the description of how the Lacs viewed others.

Had indigenous peoples throughout history had this chromosome, the Earth would be a much different place.