[QUOTE=Eleusis]
You forgot being fondled ![]()
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They can also make excellent headrests, as was pointed out in the movie “Milk Money”. ![]()
[QUOTE=Eleusis]
You forgot being fondled ![]()
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They can also make excellent headrests, as was pointed out in the movie “Milk Money”. ![]()
What are boobies? you’re how old?
[QUOTE=jimbeam]
What are boobies? you’re how old?
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You know, those thingies on girls?
hubba hubba
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[QUOTE=gigi]
What is the corresponding structure in men? An undeveloped version of the same?
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Naturally, given the overall subject matter, the Perfect Master has turned his attention to this subsidiary issue:
Why do men have nipples?
Mr BusGuy writes":
Not at all. Consider Richard Dawkins, commenting on Keats’ poem about “Unweaving the Rainbow”:
Just substitute “boobies” for “rainbow” and you’ve got the same thing. Some of us think that understanding the item better improves the experience of the whole.
[QUOTE=Eleusis]
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34 what? B? C?
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Boobies are great. I love mine and their incredible power. Hell, even I’m meserized by curved bouncy cleavage, and I’m a very hetero female.
Calling boobies a glandular mass surrounded by fatty tissue might be correct, but don’t try that with your girlfriend or you may get slapped!
[QUOTE=Pazu]
Men develop “boobs” (gynecomastia) due to excess estrogen and/or medications. Excess estrogen may result from increased endogenous estrogen precursors (as may occur in cirrhosis and obesity), estrogen-secreting tumors, and estrogenic medications (as may be used to treat prostate cancers). Other medications are also associated with gynecomastia, such as spironolactone, cimetidine, and digitalis.
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So they don’t just gain weight there, without something else being off-balance?