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Fri 6 Feb, 2004 09:00 pm
Why do women have boobs?
To feed children?
To provide you with a lecherous icon?
I dunno, tell me.
Most mammals have boobs, you have 'em too.
Re: Why do women have boobs?
Child of the Light wrote:Why do women have boobs?
to squirt bothersome men in the eye w/ milk when preggers.
A whole lot of boob talk flying around here these days.
Boobs outnumber penises two to one.
A better question would be:
Why do men have nipples?
Been there, done that, Frank.
Why the disparity in body hair, I'd like to know.
Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:So they can be useful.
Close but the punchline is......
So you have something to look at while you're talking to them.
SealPoet wrote:Been there, done that, Frank.
Why the disparity in body hair, I'd like to know.
So did the late Stephen Jay Gould. Great essay.
Was driving through the Boston 'burbs this morning when somthing caught my eye. There's this really bizarre house in Carlisle MA. Has a twenty foot tall fibergalss Santa out front.
I noticed this moring that St. Nick is tethered.
By his nipples.
it's february. why is st. nick still out there? does he like nipple clamps, or somethin'?
SealPoet wrote:Boobs outnumber penises two to one.
Under normal circumstances, that would be the case. However, a few women are born with one breast and a few are born with 3 or more breasts. Developmental abnormalities during
in utero growth, are the cause of these variations.
Miller wrote: a few are born with 3 or more breasts. [/u]growth, are the cause of these variations.

I wish I could meet one of those!
Sorry Tweetie, body hair is related to androgens. The first 'flush' during puberty is a response to increase androgen production, not primarlity testosterone. Hair, and it's 'prominence', relates to both primary and secondary sexual characteristics.
Women, and eunichs, can expect to have a full head of hair. Men can expect to visibly grey as they age, much in the way that a 'silverback' gorilla visibly advertises his status.