can two different men’s sperm fertilize one egg

This is an interesting question, because I have only heard of it once, and I don’t think either of these guys know how to answer it.

As I stated above, we know that sperm and egg can cross, but I have heard of cases where two men can fertilize one egg. For example, in this recent case, a man named Robert Pfeifer was having sex with his girlfriend, but she was having sex with someone else, so she had to end up with the same man who she was having sex with.

Robert Pfeifer, who is now 23, came forward to say that he and his girlfriend were aware that they were having sex with each other, but they werent actually together. She was simply having sex with someone else. At the end of the day though, Pfeifer says he still loved her, and he told her the truth, which is as follows: The woman he was having sex with was his ex-girlfriend.

So here’s the real kicker. This is in no way a scientific claim, but all of these cases have at least one of the parties in question claiming that they werent actually together. And they are not actually all that different. As another couple told me, it actually depends on how long their relationship has been going on. Sometimes it lasts for years, and once it lasts for a month or two.

I wouldn’t put it past these guys to try and get back together, but the odds of them actually being in a relationship are slim to none. It’s more of a statistical anomaly than a proven fact. If the odds were 1 : 1, it would be a proven fact. But they are not.

Well actually, it really is more a matter of when it happens. The longer it has been going on, the more likely it is that two people will meet and make up. But the odds of that happening are slim to none.

This is especially true with sperm. If you’ve ever had a long-term relationship, you know how difficult it can be to get to know each other, to go on dates, or even just to spend time together… even if you’re both on the same sperm.

Sperm is a tricky thing. It’s a very versatile type of molecule. It can be separated into two types, normal and abnormal. Normal sperm have normal, healthy DNA, but abnormal sperm have abnormal DNA. If you have an abnormal sperm, you might not be able to pass it on to your partner. However, abnormal sperm can still fertilize an egg.

It’s true that if both sperm and egg share the same DNA, then two different sperm can fertilize the same egg. But this isn’t always the case, especially when using donor sperm. Also, there have been cases where two different sperm has successfully fertilized the same egg, but not the same person. This is the case of two identical twins.

This is what happened to a woman named Elizabeth in 2001. She became pregnant with twins and was given donor sperm from a healthy, married man named William. The women donor sperm wasnt really an ideal match for Elizabeth’s eggs, however. She had inherited a problem with her sperm from her father, which led to a problem with her eggs that caused the twins to be born with birth defects.