Posted by: Rameswor November 23, 2010
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A recent study involving students and faculty from Harvard, Yale, Oxford and Tri Chandra campus on tracing back the genetic build of a common Nepali mans DNA have found traces of Sheep genes hidden in the crevices of the chromosomes. The double helix shape of the DNA was a mystery till scientist Linus Pauling was able to do major research as a result of which he became a Noble Laureate in 1954. Fifty six years later his study was able to shed light on Nepalis sheepish inclination of following random ignorant illiterate ideas. It was even noted that sheeps will follow their leaders over a cliff just as Nepalis would.
Hey guys stop being bhedas!!
A recent study involving students and faculty from Harvard, Yale, Oxford and Tri Chandra campus on tracing back the genetic build of a common Nepali mans DNA have found traces of Sheep genes hidden in the crevices of the chromosomes. The double helix shape of the DNA was a mystery till scientist Linus Pauling was able to do major research as a result of which he became a Noble Laureate in 1954. Fifty six years later his study was able to shed light on Nepalis sheepish inclination of following random ignorant illiterate ideas. It was even noted that sheeps will follow their leaders over a cliff just as Nepalis would.
Hey guys stop being bhedas!!