Today's fun fact

moresound said:
Now there is my laugh for today.
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That actually references the Geiko commercial as well. I guess I can stop for the day. I was going to record, but all of my creative talents were wasted on this board. I only have so much.
 
DM60 said:
That actually references the Geiko commercial as well. I guess I can stop for the day. I was going to record, but all of my creative talents were wasted on this board. I only have so much.
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Never spill your seed upon the rock!
 
Au, Contraire... Baculum is everwhere

bongoboy said:
Racoons are the only animal to have a bone in their boner.
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The penile bone, called the baculum, is absent in humans, but very common in the rest of the animal kingdom. A few examples (since I'm too lazy to break down various Orders, Families, Genus' (genii? Genea?) and Species:
Tiger, bears, lions, weasels, dogs, cats, rodents, seals, sea lions, and walruses (walrus' up to 30"!)
and nearly all primates, not excepting our close relatives the chimpanzees and gorillas.

We share a non-baculum status with Hyenas, BTW, along with the Elephant and the Whale.
 
Lafacadio said:
The penile bone, called the baculum, is absent in humans, but very common in the rest of the animal kingdom. A few examples (since I'm too lazy to break down various Orders, Families, Genus' (genii? Genea?) and Species:
Tiger, bears, lions, weasels, dogs, cats, rodents, seals, sea lions, and walruses (walrus' up to 30"!)
and nearly all primates, not excepting our close relatives the chimpanzees and gorillas.

We share a non-baculum status with Hyenas, BTW, along with the Elephant and the Whale.
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Well I'll be a monkey's uncle! :D
 
Most of the english words that require "an" rather than "a" originally began with an n.

A norange, a napron etc
 
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