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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (64435)	5/30/2005 6:19:13 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

"I didn't know they are doing cloning in Brazil or that you could clone a daughter from a father. Doesn't the y-chromosome create problems?" I use DNA in the same loose terms that you use. At 5 she we were called to the school. Heckless behavior. Refused to seat and to wear a seat belt in the school van. At 6 daughter tore apart her math lesson threw and the dust bin and said that she had already learnt and she wouldn do it. I'm just bracing for what she'll do when she reaches teen age. <<Shows how clever you Brazilians are.>> Thanks! :-) <<Kidding aside, there must have been a mother and perhaps your daughter has some of her mother's DNA as is usual in most countries.>> <<My DNA is man's DNA and such is stronger DNA>> LOL! <<But really, kidding aside, what if you aren't the father? Quite a lot of "fathers" are not actually the father.>> If you're New Zealander, Yes. I'm Brazilian. <<Life is full of surprises.> So what? Do you think the Japanese, Americans or Europeans would notice? ROFLMAO!!