[Eala]

If Chuck was interested in good genetics, he'd have never dumped Diana for that harridan, Camilla.

I dunno. Are good genetics exactly equivalent to physical appearance?

What if that absolutely drop-dead gorgeous blonde is a hemophiliac (i.e. quite likely to die in child-birth without major medical intervention)?

What if she's color-blind to boot (hint: your sons are guaranteed to be colorblind, and vulnerable driving in locales with eccentric/horizontal-positioning approaches to stoplight placement)?

What if she is... er... "blonde"? Is it better genetics to be beautiful than intelligent? Beautiful than resistant (to diseases)?

[berkeleybeej]

"What if that absolutely drop-dead gorgeous blonde is a hemophiliac (i.e. quite likely to die in child-birth without major medical intervention)? "

And all this time I thought only males were hemophiliacs.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

Living long enough to reproduce is apparently the only determinating factor.

[Polybius]

What if she is... er... "blonde"?

Intelligence or lack thereof is not correlated to being naturally blonde but lack of intelligence is correlated to being a bleached blonde.