Balls-y scientists

[sctx]

somehow, I think you have to respect these guys for the job they do

click here

[Rissask]

Scientists report that this shrinkage could, in the worst-case scenario, endanger polar bears on Greenland and elsewhere by spoiling their love lives and causing their numbers to peter out.

Intentional, d'ya think? Only on Fox. :p

[Dallas91]

I keep seeing posts by Rissask and getting halfway through reading them when I am suddenly drawn back to that avatar. Talk about Zoning Out

[Susie Q Roo]

Their bacula, or penis bones, were on average nearly seven inches long. (Most male carnivores and rodents have bones in their penises.)

Who knew?

[nemcd]

More proof that size does matter

[BonnyW]

Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

Who knew?

You posted it first...I was just about to post, when you posted yours...
My caption was..."Doesn't everyone know this "

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by BonnyW

You posted it first...I was just about to post, when you posted yours...
My caption was..."Doesn't everyone know this "

Bonny (I figgered I'd ask the science expert around here)

human males don't have bones in their peni (penii??)- right? Just a big (or not-so-big, as the case may be ) vein, kinda?

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Dallas91

I keep seeing posts by Rissask and getting halfway through reading them when I am suddenly drawn back to that avatar. Talk about Zoning Out

So when you are talking to women, are you one of those men who just talk to a space somewhere about 8 inches below our chins? :p (It used to be 6 inches below, but I am over 35 now.)

[jx2]

In fact, all marine mammals could be affected by pollutants,

Ya think . This is Noble Prize worthy.

The thing that bothers me most of this kind of stuff is that the substances that they call pollutants are mostly a common substance present in or on our planet to begin with. Humans have just sped up the processes and localized pollution.

[WornOutTire]

Originally Posted by Rissask

So when you are talking to women, are you one of those men who just talk to a space somewhere about 8 inches below our chins? :p (It used to be 6 inches below, but I am over 35 now.)

Oh, do your boobs hang low?
Do they swing too and fro?
Can you tie them in a knot?
Can you tie them in a bow?
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.
.

[DavidB]

Originally Posted by Dallas91

I keep seeing posts by Rissask and getting halfway through reading them when I am suddenly drawn back to that avatar. Talk about Zoning Out

If you click on her name, you can read only her posts.

[DavidB]

I thought they would get bigger with all that warm water. ( the polar bears, not rissaks boobs)

[BonnyW]

Originally Posted by Rissask

Bonny (I figgered I'd ask the science expert around here)

human males don't have bones in their peni (penii??)- right? Just a big (or not-so-big, as the case may be ) vein, kinda?

You are correct..human males don't have a penile bone...
Guys have an erection when arteries supply blood to the penis and fills 3 spongy tissue chambers in the penis...this filling of the spongy tissues cause the penis to become longer and 'stiffer.' This blood filling puts pressure on the veins that carry the blood from the penis, effectively keeping it from draining too fast. The continuous filling of those chambers finally reaches an equilibrium (actually full capacity) where the amount of blood coming in is equal to the amount of blood going out. Voila...erection...

The penile bone in many species of rodents and other mammals, allows the animal to pull it back up inside of its' body.

[DavidB]

Originally Posted by BonnyW

You are correct..human males don't have a penile bone...
Guys have an erection when arteries supply blood to the penis and fills 3 spongy tissue chambers in the penis...this filling of the spongy tissues cause the penis to become longer and 'stiffer.' This blood filling puts pressure on the veins that carry the blood from the penis, effectively keeping it from draining too fast. The continuous filling of those chambers finally reaches an equilibrium (actually full capacity) where the amount of blood coming in is equal to the amount of blood going out. Voila...erection...

The penile bone in many species of rodents and other mammals, allows the animal to pull it back up inside of its' body.

But they can be broken......

[BonnyW]

Originally Posted by WornOutTire

Oh, do your boobs hang low?
Do they swing too and fro?
Can you tie them in a knot?
Can you tie them in a bow?
.
.
.

...I remember that...
Can you throw them over your shoulder ?
Like a Continental soldier
Do your boobs hang low?

I have also heard (from my kids, of course)...
Do your boobs hang low?
Do they swing too and fro?
Can you tie them in a knot?
Can you tie them in a bow?
Do they caste a shadow?
O'r the state of Colorado...
Do your boobs hang low?