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Is Homer Bart's father?

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 02:56 PM Post #1
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On this boring Saturday arvo I'm watching simpsons reruns. Season 2, ep 22, Bart donates blood to Mr Burns. Homer is A+, Bart is apparently OO-. I assume Marge isn't OO- seeing as she offers up her 10yo son to donate instead of herself. I'm pretty dumb and don't understand what Dr Google is telling me. So, is Bart Homers biological son?

Becky Thatcher View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:01 PM Post #2
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it works. maybe Marge is afraid of giving blood.

~Twilight~Zone... *~Twilight~Zone~* View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:02 PM Post #3
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yes he is suppose to be even though Marge got pregnant when they were in high school but Homer is 39 and Bart is 10.

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:03 PM Post #4
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QUOTE (~Twilight~Zone~ @ 10/11/2012, 03:02 PM) yes he is suppose to be even though Marge got pregnant when they were in high school but Homer is 39 and Bart is 10. LOL!

Dystopia View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:03 PM Post #5
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Perhaps Kang or Kodos is Barts potential father. after all one of them is Maggies father. Plus I want to know what ever happened to Barts "evil" twin?.

lafonda View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:05 PM Post #6
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It's the Simpsons, it's not meant to make sense

SugarMumma View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:05 PM Post #7
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QUOTE (~Twilight~Zone~ @ 10/11/2012, 03:02 PM) yes he is suppose to be even though Marge got pregnant when they were in high school but Homer is 39 and Bart is 10. Also the episode where marge was at college and hooked up with her professor and homer became a diabetic rockstar, before they had bart. I can't remember how they explained that.

kyrrie View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:06 PM Post #8
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most likely. For blood type we have two forms of the gene, called alleles (one from mum one from dad). There are three forms A, B and O. If you have the forms AA or AO you are type A. BB or BO is type B AB is AB and OO is type O. it is the same for the Rhesus factor, two forms. if you have a + and a - then you are positive. two + is positive and two - is negative. So if Bart is O- he must have the alleles OO and --. That means Homer and Marge must have at least one of those too. so to be A+ Homer will be AO ans +-.

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:08 PM Post #9
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QUOTE (kyrrie @ 10/11/2012, 03:06 PM) most likely. For blood type we have two forms of the gene, called alleles (one from mum one from dad). There are three forms A, B and O. If you have the forms AA or AO you are type A. BB or BO is type B AB is AB and OO is type O. it is the same for the Rhesus factor, two forms. if you have a + and a - then you are positive. two + is positive and two - is negative. So if Bart is O- he must have the alleles OO and --. That means Homer and Marge must have at least one of those too. so to be A+ Homer will be AO ans +-. Ahh well there you go!

Becky Thatcher View Member Profile	10/11/2012, 03:08 PM Post #10
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Plus what about when an episode was made where they were looking into the future when all the kids were married and Maude Flanders was there, but then they bumped her off in a later episode. I could see right through that one.

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