[QUOTE=Der Trihs]
Well, I want to be immortal, have an IQ of 500, full spectrum vision, organically generated carbon tubule muscles, monocrystalline diamond/titanium composite bones, chameleonic skin, an enhanced immune system, and laser eyes.
Someone asked Isaac Asimov what he would change about women if he could. His first response was, “Move the breasts to the back to make dancing more fun.”
[QUOTE=Case Sensitive]
How about for religious reasons, for example Sikhs?
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Nope. AFAIK, we no longer have Sikhs serving in our Armed Forces. We did, though, have at least one serving back in 1983~1984. He was a student at DLI the same time I was. At that time, the US Army permitted Sikhs to wear beards and turbans.
[QUOTE=tdn]
I’m sending you a telepathic message as we speak.
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If you’re sending a telepathic message… why speak?
If I could ask for a few quick evolutionary bonuses, I think I’d go for:
An immune system that’s better at detecting and killing pre-cancerous and cancerous cells.
Cartilage that’s better at repairing itself when injured. While we’re at it, nerve cells that can regenerate properly when injured.
Universal ability for both females and males to have multiple orgasms.
As far as this woman’s concerned, having a beard improves a male’s chances at reproductive success. I keep a constant selection pressure on my man to keep his face all sexy and fuzzy. Three cheers for secondary sex characteristics!
[QUOTE=Monty]
Well, in the past US Naval officers were permitted beards. Today, however, they’re not unless they have a medical exemption.
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What kind of medical condition would force compulsory beardage? Inquiring minds want to know.
I mean come on, razors are EXPENSIVE! Have you seen the price of a four pack of Mach 3’s recently? Even at Costco where I buy in bulk I am paying out the wazoo!
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May I suggest Gillette Good News disposables? You can buy a 12 pack for about $7.50.
[QUOTE=davenportavenger]
What kind of medical condition would force compulsory beardage? Inquiring minds want to know.
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< Guess > Something that makes the chin too sensitive ? A facial wound perhaps ? A skin condition ? < Guess >