Okay, yeah, cool. Women have more complicated anatomies than men do, so, sure, women’s medical care is going to be more expensive than men’s. I have no idea how this ought to be addressed as a health-care-funding and medical-insurance policy thing.
(Most likely, if I needed a talking point, I’d write to the NOW and ask them what their proposals are.)
“Bevaginaed” is an interesting word. I had trouble parsing it at first. Now I have an image in my brain of the Bedazzler; only with vaginas instead of rhinestones.
The micropenises are symbolic; a big phallus (as in satyrs) represents a lack of control and self-restraint, a small one (as in heroes) indicates that the bearer is someone whose upper head has the upper hand.
Uh. I’d never realized that. Ignorance spotted, triangulated, engaged and successfully torpedoed.
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Ever see a nude (male) jogger? Holy ow! How the hell did we survive as nekkid hunter-gatherers, chasing antelope with our danglies flapping?
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Hell, I’ve yelped after sitting on mine more often than I can count. The whole meatware is shit and in needing of complete overhaul. We could have had the rat one where janglies only jangle when it’s time to jangle (and it’s time to jangle like 17 times a day !) but nooooo… Intelligent design, my sweet Aunt Fanny.
I remember having heard that it was symbolic before (by the last time I had Art as part of a required course, any of my classmates was bigger than that… it didn’t make sense that the things on statues would be trying for realism), but never of what. There happened to be an article about it in my local newspaper just this week, so… you guys just got the very shortened, very paraphrased version It was a microversion.
While we are on this topic, who is excited for finding out The First Gentleman’s fashion choices for spring, or what Bill Clinton’s choice of China pattern will be?