On Monday, scientists at Johns Hopkins University isolated the gene which causes homosexuality in human males, promptly segregating it from normal, heterosexual genes. 'I had suspected that gene was queer for a long time now. There was just something not quite right about it,' said team leader Dr. Norbert Reynolds. 'It's a good thing we isolated it; I wouldn't want that faggot-ass gene messing with the straight ones.' Among the factors Reynolds cited as evidence of the gene's gayness: its pinkish hue; meticulously frilly perimeter; and faint but distinct, perfume-like odor. 