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Nick♪™

:: Twillz
:: QA10 Community God

Homosexuality is NOT a mental disorder...however, I found this somewhat interesting. I cannot see #5. 2 friends of mine that are both homosexual were unable to see it. I showed it to a straight person. She couldn't see it. I showed it to a questioning person, she could.

So, I'm kinda wondering if YOU guys can see it? Post here with if you can or not and your sexuality :3

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Post: #603199

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:37AM

Sara

:: JejuneStar
:: QA3 Getting cosy

I can't see #5, either...

Man, looks like this test guessed my sexuality right xD

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Edit: JejuneStar, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:57AM
Post: #603200

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:40AM

Jax

:: maybeshewill
:: QA9 Grand Elder

I can't see number 5 either.

It's now been proven, I'm a gaylord xP.

Post: #603202

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:52AM

Heidi

:: BeMyItGirl
:: QA5 Having the neighbours round

I can't see the 5, I'm a lesbian. Now I SERIOUSLY want to make all my friends try it so I can call them out if they are gay xD.

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Post: #603206

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 7:01AM

Robin

:: thisway
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It's a prank guys. There's nothing to see in number 5.

Post: #603209

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 7:06AM

Armando

:: BeachBoy101
:: QA10 Community God

I'm sorry. I can't see number 5 at all. I guess that proves me gay. PS if someone can see it can they tell me cuz I'm curious.

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Post: #603210

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 7:06AM

Lucas

:: CrazyDramaKid
:: QA9 Grand Elder

i think i see a sideways 3 in #5 lol

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Post: #603228

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 8:37AM

Mariel

:: mj_121993
:: QA5 Having the neighbours round

I don't see 5. Haha

Post: #603237

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 8:48AM

Skyler

:: SkylerT
:: QA10 Community God

oh...you people! XD

This is an old-fashioned Daltonic test! Seeing or not seeing any of those numbers doesn't mean anything other than potential colour blindness. You can probably se most numbers... the reason you can't see number 5 is most likely due to the fact that only colour blind people can see the number in number 5. It's a standardized test that is no longer used to diagnose genetic daltonism.

See, they had to adapt these tests to know for sure if you were daltonian or if your eyes were simply "fooling you" by adding a pattern in which only those suffering from colour-blindness would be able to see.

Sorry... but this is not the elusive "gay test"

also, thanks to Jayne for making me my banner :) <3

Post: #603273

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 3:29PM

adam

:: AdamJJW
:: QA10 Community God

Oh how freaky, I can't see number 5 either,
I do think it's a load of crap, but it's a bit of fun.
i'm ammused at least.

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Post: #603281

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 5:10PM

Court

:: Mikomisama
:: QA8 High Householder

It's kind of one of THOSE tests...

EDIT: Oh. XD Yea someone said that already

;; XD

Edit: Mikomisama, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:23PM
Post: #603301

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:21PM

PandaBubbaXx

:: PandaBubbaXx
:: QA9 Grand Elder

Guys. Get a straight female to test number 5.

Because female can't be colour blind, not genetically possible. Then get a colour blind straight male and see if he can see anything.

Job done.

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Post: #603310

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 6:37PM

Tenacity/Nate

:: Tenacity
:: QA4 A spot of tea please, Alfred!

I am gayyy to the maximum, and I can't see #5

I think that's pretty awesome!

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Post: #603325

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 7:21PM

Skyler

:: SkylerT
:: QA10 Community God

@PandaBubba

ACTUALLY, women are genetically capable of being colour-blind. It's just much less common.
Genetically, the colour-blindness is a sex-related trait..this means that it affects either the X or the Y chromosome. In the case of colour-blindness (we'll call is Daltonism from now on), it is found on the X chromosome. Males have a X and a Y chromosome (XY) while a female has two X chromosomes (XX).

Daltonism is a recessive trait...that being said, for a woman to be Daltonian, the recessive trait would need to manifest itself twice as to not be "overruled" by the dominant trait (non-Daltonism, or full colour vision). For males, it's a lot more common... because the Y chromosome does not affect Daltonism, therefore one recessive trait "X" chromosome is a lot easier to come by than two of them.

Here's a little diagram showing this...
X=dominant trait chromosome ("normal"), Y=male chromosome, X'=recessive trait chromosome (Daltonism)
_________________
Mom's chromosomes__________________Dad's chromosomes
X X' (not daltonian, but a carrier)________ X' Y (daltonian)

The children that will come of this: If it is a female, the chances that she is Daltonian are much less than if it were a male. For a female to be Daltonian, her parents must BOTH have the recessive trait. If, let's say, that the mother does not have the recessive gene at all (therefore, her chromosome code would be X X and not X X' or X' X'), then it is impossible that they have a female daughter who has genetic daltonism.

See, it's much "easier" for a male to have genetic Daltonism than a female because out of the three X chromosomes from his parents (mom:XX and dad:XY), only one of them need be recessive to manifest itself in the male child....

There's a little biology lesson for you...

source: High-school and University level genetics.

also, thanks to Jayne for making me my banner :) <3

Edit: SkylerT, Tue 17 Jan 12, 9:08PM
Post: #603347

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 9:07PM

Stephanie

:: LoveGlitter89
:: QA10 Community Goddess

I'm a lesbian and I can see something, but it doesn't look like a number. It just looks like a bunch of lines. XD

haha I just realized it says "Hot many of you can see #5" XD

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Edit: LoveGlitter89, Tue 17 Jan 12, 10:04PM
Post: #603349

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 9:26PM

Taylor/Ace

:: Hanikamiya
:: QA6 Livin' it up!

I can't see 3, 5, or 6

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Post: #603350

, Tue 17 Jan 12, 9:27PM

Angie

:: MeThenWe
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