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Chinese baby gender predictor. (90% accuracy?)
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Anonymous
| correct for me. |
Anonymous
| Wrong for me. On 2 separate pregnancies. |
Anonymous
| Right once. Wrong once. Really - why do you think it would be accurate? |
Anonymous
| Wrong for my 1st, Right with my 2nd |
Anonymous
| Right for both |
Anonymous
| The chart tells me I'm going to have a boy (we don't know yet...it's too early to find out), but it also tells me that my sister-in-law who has a boy should've had a girl and my sister-in-law who has a girl should've had a boy. And I also put in my mom's age when my parents conceived me and the month of conception and it says I'm a boy. Hmmm. |
Anonymous
| right for me. |
Anonymous
| It works for me - just found out sex through CVS, and this predictor is right. Of course, it would take a lot data to figure out if it's 90% accurate! |
Anonymous
| Wrong for me on my pregnancy. Wrong for my mom's pregnany for me. |
Anonymous
| Correct for me. This stuff is pretty funny! |
Anonymous
wrong for me. Says my baby should have been a boy, but dd is tomboyish. 
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Anonymous
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Pink and blue strips out of a hat should statistically have at least a 50% accuracy rate, so the 90% is not as dramatic as it seems.
It was wrong for me...both times. |
Anonymous
| Wrong for me. There is no way that it can predict which of your partner's sperm will hit your egg. |
Anonymous
| Wrong for me. By the way, there are many Chinese baby predictors on the web and if you go through a few of them, you'll find that they give you conflicting results. |
Anonymous
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There is a 50% chance it will be right and/or wrong.
...wrong for me. |