intelligender tests are "dern accurate"

jenerally? · January 2010

excuse me while I search for my eyeballs that have rolled right out of my head.

Gramyson · January 2010

the "how do you know i haven't blablabla" is an accurate indication they, in fact, haven't done anything at all.

mjlx207 · January 2010

Pshaw. I prefer the Chinese Gender Predictor provided for freeeee by the bump.

Mrs Kittle · January 2010

those first trier's are just trying to keep you entertained that's all Big Smile

Noelle2375 · January 2010

jamie4duke · January 2010

OMFG. Why can't people just freakin wait for the u/s???

sandyk51306 · January 2010

Hahaha, 1st Tri never disappoints!

jenerally? · January 2010

Mrs Kittle:
those first trier's are just trying to keep you entertained that's all

::weeping in corner::

me&mymonkey · January 2010

She should have saved her money and used the ring and string test, duh.

katie_cj · January 2010

LOL.

Heffalump · January 2010

I loved this: "And unless you're a doctor or scientist and have the proof to back it up, please don't tell someone that there is nothing in the urine to detect the gender."

If it were me, I would expect proof that it does work before trying it, vs. demanding proof from strangers on the interwebz that it doesn't work.

wannalil1 · January 2010

I must admit, we did it. It was accurate and I was in a finacial position to do it, so why not. It was entertaining and fun to think it could be right. I did not fully believe it until the u/s. I think everyone is curious about the baby's sex. I don't get what the big deal is if someone wants to do it, then so be it.

kit443 · January 2010

jenerally?:

... so you spend $70 on something that cannot possibly accurately predict the sex of your fetus?

Should've sent that $70 to the Red Cross instead, IMO. At least they could've gotten some good use out of it.

Classic. I love it.

rommelea · January 2010

You should respond again letting them know that you are both a Dr. and a Red Cross donation intake coordinator and so you know for a fact that a. there is nothing in the urine and b. she did not donate to red cross. What would they have to say then huh?

Aug Bride · January 2010

Even more funny respond back and tell her that you are a doc and that she is having a girl.

Just J · January 2010

It's funny when these posts come up. They do realize there is a 50/50 chance of it being correct, right? It's bound to be correct 50% of the time, so when people start saying it was correct for me...well, pretty good odds.