It’s about the forces of children used for doors. Refrigerator doors, actually. A study like this would probably never fly now, but heck, the world of child psychology was young. It was 1958.
It’s about the forces of children used for doors. Refrigerator doors, actually. A study like this would probably never fly now, but heck, the world of child psychology was young. It was 1958.
Another topic also remains un-discussed (well, except for on Sex and the City, and they’ve discussed EVERYTHING).
Sex toys.
h yeah, look at that cute lady echidna, so cold, so slow moving…
But why should we do this? Why not pass on ALL our genes to our offspring, and not have to deal with other members of the species? Screw them, I want MY genes passed on!
So basically, the people working on this paper took some detailed electron micrograph pictures of female water strider genitalia, and then they watched a whole bunch of water striders getting it on.
Gafenberg not only describes female ejactulation, he goes into a detailed decription of the female genetalia, and what exactly happens to them during arousal and orgasm.
Happy Saturday! I’m always looking for some good videos to make my day. This one is no exception. I wish I could imbed, but apparently I can’t. So you need to go HERE. Yes, HERE. To see THIS. The five most remarkable animal penises. The guest is a guy who is actually a PENISOLOGIST. Clearly, […]
penises are interesting. If they weren’t, I wouldn’t write about them half so much. And when they get “broken”, they are even MORE interesting. And hard to fix.
And so, the word of the day is: rhinotrichtillomania. Say that three times fast. rhinotrichtillomania, rhinotrichtillomania, rhinotrichit…crap.
However, for all that we have fifty million words for “penis”, “sex”, and “hard-on”, there are actually still doubts about how things like erection actually WORK.