The seam in a male below the testicles upto the buttocks

[carnut]

@Colibri

Actually, it could go either way. I was also punning in referring to the “taint,” a colloquialism for the perineum, the area between the genitals and anus. So called because it ain’t one thing, and it ain’t the other.

I loved the pun. You made me think of a website about, um, taint.

[carnut]

The taint area, per nurses I worked with on a previous project, is the area around the anus (not just between scrotum and anus). The reason they call it that is because it is tainted. Any cut or abrasion there is more likely to become infected due to the concentration of bacteria in the area. 'Taint what you thought.

[Monty]

@dstarfire

Actually, that should be “'taint one”. If you’re going to use nonexistent words, at least spell them with the right punctuation, please.

The word exists in an actual dictionary. The dictionary even lists the definition implied above.

[teddybound]

This video talks about the seam:

[AK84]

@Mk_VII

Every foetus starts out as female and given the right number of chromosomes it turns male - so that’s what would have been the female genitals if it had continued on the default settings.

So basic model, and improved model.

[Nancarrow]

@teddybound

This video talks about the seam:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Kdoja3hlk&list=UUC552Sd-3nyi_tk2BudLUzA&index=7

And so does this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1epQU2AvNQ

[UltraVires]

Is it just me or am I the only male that never realized this and had to go into the restroom for an inspection?

[Leo_Bloom]

@nansbread

In an otherwise seamless creation why does the male of the human species have this seam. It looks and feels like a stitching. Whats the evolutionary significance of it?

My bold.

You can feel it? Lucky guy.

To think what I’m missing.