“I did it with my last baby and it wasn’t totally accurate.”
— referring to a test that predicts the gender of a baby
Hm. It wasn’t “totally” accurate? Either it was accurate or it wasn’t, riiiiiight? Unless what you really mean is, “Well it predicted a male, but my baby boy is suspiciously fond of Tinky Winky.”
(The real answer, in case you were wondering? The test is a scam.)
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In EMT class last night we were taught how to use a device that tests if a patient has died or not.
Unfortunately, the last time the instructor warned us that it’s not always 100% accurate.
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