Comments by "Anonymous" (@Anonymous-df8it) on "History Tea Time with Lindsay Holiday" channel.

  1.  @agatha6999  He would be in-bread!
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  2. LOL!
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  3. They're probably so inbred that they didn't realize!
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  4. This is why I don't think we live in a simulation. It would break God's genealogy system!
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  5. Now do one with two people, having children and marrying the siblings. When they have children, they marry each other etc. Repeated sibling marriages all the way down!
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  6.  @cyaniderhian8174  Maybe check the sources Wikipedia used for that statement?
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  7. Wait. If he has Klinefelter Syndrome, then he has two X chromosomes. But then he wouldn't have Fragile X syndrome as he has a backup copy. Or am I missing something?
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  8.  @emilybarclay8831  In Sims 4?
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  9. How do you calculate the inbreeding coefficient?
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  10.  @jaybeetee5272  Was it really that bad?
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  11.  @jaybeetee5272  Do you have a link to it?
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  12. They're too inbred to do that!
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  13.  @orleans-bourbon4500  Did you make incest jokes?
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  14.  @All_About_History_Web  Can you give me a brief summary here?
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  15. Haha incest go brrrrrr
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  16. Lol. Another thing, If you marry your father, the child's father is also his/her grandfather. I found that so strange even though it only takes a few seconds of diagram drawing to figure that out!
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  17. It's good though! They should have gone even further and marry their siblings!
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  18. Humans are very inbred (on average) because of outliers like King Charles II of Spain.
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  19. Wait. Where did the other 126 go?
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  20. *part 3
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  21.  @miguelaq967  What's a double first cousin? Never heard of it before!
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  22.  @miguelaq967  Oh, I get it now!
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  23. They're so inbred, they couldn't put slashes in between husband, brother and uncle.
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