TheCorpulent1 said:Well, it seems as if the Skrulls can shapeshift to be fully functional males or females, so, assuming they reproduce sexually and don't just split in two or something, I assume they could. After all, if you can shapeshift a working male reproductive system and you can shapeshift a working female reproductive system, it stands to reason that you could shapeshift both at the same time in an arrangement where the male stuff could access the female stuff for insemination.
Anubis said:So, can a human hermaphordite (If I spelled it wrong then tough s**t.) impregnate themselves?
I suspect that the identical genetic material would reject each other violently, resulting it bitter, bloody feuds with AK-47s and the inevitable Dr. Phil episode.Anubis said:So, can a human hermaphordite (If I spelled it wrong then tough s**t.) impregnate themselves?
GOODT!MES said:Not a thing, no. Well, it did make me say "Huh," But that's all. I actually found the high points of this book in Mark talking to Allan(the alien). I enjoyed that quite a bit for some reason, coupled with the Star Trek cameo, which is weird because I've never watched any Star Trek. But really, what you've posted was a good twist, but I have no idea whether the mom's reaction was realistic at all. That said, the realism shouldn't matter, because I'm a fervent supporter of the "it's a comic book" argument. It's just that I, as a writer, noticed that twists in stories have been around since the beginning, and in the world we live in I'd like to see someone invent a completely new storytelling element.
No, it wouldn't result in Godzilla. Something that horrible would have to involve Dr. Phil somehow. The man is a pox on the whole planet.BrianWilly said:I suspect that the identical genetic material would reject each other violently, resulting it bitter, bloody feuds with AK-47s and the inevitable Dr. Phil episode.
Or it could result in Godzilla.
It's curious why you would think of Our Lord and Savior Godzilla as something horrible.TheCorpulent1 said:No, it wouldn't result in Godzilla. Something that horrible would have to involve Dr. Phil somehow. The man is a pox on the whole planet.![]()
In our worldview, Godzooky is food.TheCorpulent1 said:I was referring to the incest, although Matthew Broderick comes close.
So, if Godzilla is your Lord, does that make Godzooky his prophet?