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Who's the broad?

https://twitter.com/itsmercadante/status/1616061946507235328?ref_src=patrick.net

Eric Holder says

Who's the broad?

The great 1/4 Black Princess Megan Merkle.

Respect the family's privacy and buy their book that dumps on Harry's life.

Where are all the "I Survived Covid T-shirts"?

MisdemeanorRebel says

Refuted in one video.

Ridiculous video, I cannot even hear what she is saying. How can judge the video if I can't hear her?

She's actually not black, it's annoying to hear this all of the time.

One parent was white the other was mixed race; she's inherited the whte from the father, and the white from her mother who was partially white or mixed race.
In genetics she would be called "double recessive".

Some genes are "dominant"; an example is brown eyes and blue eyes genes; brown is dominant.

If you have brown eyes, it's possible you have 1. BB both brown eyes genes 2. Bb, brown eyes and blue eyes genes.
Your expression of the combination will be brown eyes, because brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes.

How about if your parents both had brown eyes, but had the blue eyes gene?
Bb crossed with Bb=BB or Bb or bb (double recessive)
You could therefore have parents with brown eyes and have blue eyes yourself.

Patrick says

https://twitter.com/itsmercadante/status/1616061946507235328?ref_src=patrick.net

Classic and so clairvoyant! Cedric, Bob! lol Life lessons of Seinfeld are timeless, in fact they only got became more valuable with the rise of agitprop and npcs.

By the way, you may have a race condition in your code. The first 2 times quote picked a different comment from this thread, other than the one actually clicked quote on @Patrick.

Thanks @mell I will look into it.

mell says

By the way, you may have a race condition in your code. The first 2 times quote picked a different comment from this thread, other than the one actually clicked quote on Patrick.

@mell Which one did it pick? One below, or above, or something else?

It works like this:

window.getSelection().anchorNode.parentElement.closest('.comment').querySelector('.quote_link');

That is, if there is a selection, then we use the quote link closest above the selection.

Patrick says

mell says

By the way, you may have a race condition in your code. The first 2 times quote picked a different comment from this thread, other than the one actually clicked quote on Patrick.

mell Which one did it pick? One below, or above, or something else?

It works like this:

window.getSelection().anchorNode.parentElement.closest('.comment').querySelector('.quote_link');

That is, if there is a selection, then we use the quote link closest above the selection.

Sorry I don't remember, I think 2 different ones below. Maybe a glitch, no worries

@mell Also, did you do a selection, or did you just click quote without selecting anything?

And by "picked a different comment" do you mean that the quoted text was wrong, or the link back was wrong, or both?

Sorry about all the questions. I haven't been able to reproduce it yet.

No problem, just quote without selection. Quoted text was wrong

GNL says

Ridiculous video, I cannot even hear what she is saying. How can judge the video if I can't hear her?

It's pre-judged and that's the point: me me me me (she's a narcissist)