It's about time I update!

[jacksbeanstalk]

So first off I have to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Stephanie and Adam! (I know it's late but I haven't exactly been updating). If I forgot anyone's then let me know and I'll wish you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Then I must say thanks to Leena and David for contributing to my birthday happiness

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[tobexu]

After some research I think I finally have a firm grasp on male nipples. haha get it? Here's what i found out: "The overwhelming answer to this question seems to be that men have nipples because women have them, too. In the early stages of development, male and female embryos are essentially identical. But around the sixth week of development, the Y chromosome in male embryos begins to do its duty. From this point on, male and female embryos develop different genitalia, and around the 13th week, male embryos gonads begin producing testosterone, the hormone that eventually will make a man a man. So it seems that men have nipples because they were once physically identical to little female embryos, and then the Y chromosome kicked in and made the already growing nipples a formality"

[jacksbeanstalk]

LOL yes Mike I know the REAL reason why, but I mean they don't really have any use so why hasn't evolution taken over and get rid of male nipples. I guess because males would look pretty darn weird without nipples. Oh well.

[tobexu]

well evolution hasnt had a reason to get rid of them. while they dont serve any purpose,they arent a detriment either. so natural selection hasnt made "nippleless" the lasting trait.

[tobexu]

oops that was me i just forgot to sign in

[jacksbeanstalk]

LOL iz k man. I'm glad nippleless is not the lasting trait because that would be so weird lol. Anyway at least I'm having a somewhat intelligent conversation because those seem to be running low since I'm not in school. Congrats on your AP scores! Sorry to hear about the 3 on span, but at least you passed!