Mum had sex with son

[basa]

Personally I think it a shame Jerrek was banned

It takes two to argue, if you don't like his opinions just ignore them and don't rise to his bait.

Personally (again) I quite like trolls...they can be fun to wind up and watch them explode !

[Stuart]

Originally Posted by basa

Personally I think it a shame Jerrek was banned

It takes two to argue, if you don't like his opinions just ignore them and don't rise to his bait.

Personally (again) I quite like trolls...they can be fun to wind up and watch them explode !

Actually, while I think he probably deserves it, I do think it's a shame that he has been banned as when he is being sensibile, he can produce interesting posts.

For what it's worth, he (well, somebody under the name Jerrak with the same avatar & style of posting) was banned from another forum I visit from time to time, off-topic central, so this probably isn't the first time.

Now, back on topic. The second article says that the act took place on July the 18th, but doesn't actually specify what year. Knowing how slow our legal system is, I don't believe it's this year (I know someone who was "glassed" in a pub, and it took the police over a year to get the case to court). Having said that, I could be wrong. Depending on when the act took place, it could be statutory rape (although that's doubtful, even with our legal system I shouldn't think it takes two years to get to court).

One final question on the topic of incest: Do Animals have sex with their mothers? If Nature doesn't allow something to happen, there is usually a good reason.

Originally Posted by scastle

One final question on the topic of incest: Do Animals have sex with their mothers? If Nature doesn't allow something to happen, there is usually a good reason.

I did see in passing an article that this is the case on the web recently. Unfortunately, putting the relevant search terms into Google came up with a bunch of links that I`m certainly not going even going to have anyone walk past my computer and see that search screen open.

[Ramrod]

Originally Posted by basa

Personally I think it a shame Jerrek was banned

Me too. Is the ban permanent?

[zoombini]

I think that ther person who will come out worse in this will be the 18 year old lad.

Just think what his "mates" are going to say about him now..
A reputation never to be forgotten.

eeeewwww, it makes my skin crawl, just thinking of it.

[Bifta]

Originally Posted by Ramrod

Me too. Is the ban permanent?

Hopefully

[SMHarman]

Originally Posted by basa

Personally I think it a shame Jerrek was banned

Personally (again) I quite like trolls...they can be fun to wind up and watch them explode !

Hope it's not permanent, he can provide some good contributions most of the time, though was getting very wound up in this thread.

[Russ]

Jerrek won't be returning...which takes this off topic so on with the show please?

[Xaccers]

Originally Posted by scastle

One final question on the topic of incest: Do Animals have sex with their mothers? If Nature doesn't allow something to happen, there is usually a good reason.

Yes they do.
And their daughters, brothers, sisters, fathers, grandparents.
felines, rodents, primates, are a few that spring to mind.

And I would not advise searching on google for it!

Take hareem like groups, deer or lions or gorillas where you have an alpha male.
He's the only one allowed to reproduce out of the males, so all the offspring are his children. The females grow up and get added to the hareem.

Originally Posted by Russ D

Jerrek won't be returning...which takes this off topic so on with the show please?

As it's off topic, you have PM.

ADDENDUM: However I would also like to state publicly that I hope the ban will not be permanent.

Originally Posted by scastle

One final question on the topic of incest: Do Animals have sex with their mothers? If Nature doesn't allow something to happen, there is usually a good reason.

As mentioned previously, *we* certainly make inbreeding happen in animals.

Some googling (with careful word choices of "natural history animal inbreeding" to avoid the more "lurid" sites! ) gives...

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Down to one last population, the remaining animals were reduced even further to perhaps a dozen or even fewer individuals.

By some amazing stroke of luck these hardy few survived and reproduced to reverse the tide of fortune. By now, though, the damage had been done. The last few of the species had very little genetic variety which has not increased much since their numbers recovered.

http://www.junglephotos.com/africa/a...tnathist.shtml

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Presently, koalas suffer from habitat depletion that is the result of human development. As their habitats shrink, problems with inbreeding and an increased spread of disease occurs.

http://www.seaworld.org/animalbytes/koalaab.html

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... amongst others, so it seems that inbreeding does definitely take place in the wild.

[Stuart]

Originally Posted by Graham

As mentioned previously, *we* certainly make inbreeding happen in animals.

Some googling (with careful word choices of "natural history animal inbreeding" to avoid the more "lurid" sites! ) gives...

<snipped>

... amongst others, so it seems that inbreeding does definitely take place in the wild.

Fair enough. Just thought it could be an interesting point to bring to the debate..

[Bifta]

hmm .. the dangers of inbreeding? http://home.hiwaay.net/~pcasteel/aubfamily.html

[Marge]

Originally Posted by Bifta

hmm .. the dangers of inbreeding? http://home.hiwaay.net/~pcasteel/aubfamily.html

bifta, absolutely fantastic

[zovat]

Originally Posted by Bifta

hmm .. the dangers of inbreeding? http://home.hiwaay.net/~pcasteel/aubfamily.html