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Is homosexuality becoming an epidemic?
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A woman can only actually get pregnant during a very short window of ovulation. There are six days of the month when it is possible for a woman to get pregnant, and only a 72-hour period where there is a reasonable likelihood of this happening.

That is to say: you can ejaculate with strong force straight into a woman’s uterus during 22 of the 28 day cycle, and there is a zero percent chance that she can end up pregnant on any of those 22 days.

Another interesting fact about female sexuality that is hidden from men is that women have precisely zero sex drive, aside from during this brief ovulation cycle. That is the only time a woman has anything approaching a sex drive, as it is the only time a woman is producing estrogen. Therefore, any other time of the month when a woman appears to be interested in sex, she is simply manipulating you for her own diabolical purposes.

This is the time in which her lips turn pink or red, it is the time her cheeks turn flush, it is the time she has color around her eyes. This is because it is the only time of the month when it is biologically beneficial to her to have a man be interested in having sex with her. They use makeup to manipulate men into believing they are ovulating all month long. That is what makeup does: it simulates the signs of ovulation on a woman’s face. Women do this in order to be able to sexual manipulate and abuse men, tricking the male biology into believing that this woman is trying to get sexually involved.

Women want to look as if they are in heat every day of the month, so they can manipulate men into thinking they are going to have sex with them. This causes men to respond to women in a way that they otherwise would not.
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No.13341462 ViewReplyOriginalReport
what will scientists look like in the future?
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Poseidons kiss

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I drink a lot of coffee so naturally I get many kisses from poseidon.

My question is how high does the toilet have to be for the water to never reach you?
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bell curve

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psychetard here.
Why is the bell curve so important? They tole us that a properly done psychological test should follow it but I don't understand why. Is it because it's just easier to get interesting results from them? Why is it important in Student's t-test? If data doesn't follow it it just doesn't work?
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scientifically speaking, what is the best race?
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Why we are unable to attach a real vagina to a men?

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What is stopping us biologically and technologically?
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Scientifically speaking
Is IQ a meme?
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> a worm or a substance that had the power to cut through or disintegrate stone, iron and diamond. King Solomon is said to have used it in the building of the First Temple in Jerusalem in the place of cutting tools. For the building of the Temple, which promoted peace, it was inappropriate to use tools that could also cause war and bloodshed.
>The material to be worked, whether stone, wood or metal, was affected by being "shown to the Shamir." Following this line of logic (anything that can be 'shown' something must have eyes to see), early Rabbinical scholars described the Shamir almost as a living being. Other early sources, however, describe it as a green stone. For storage, the Shamir was meant to have been always wrapped in wool and stored in a container made of lead; any other vessel would burst and disintegrate under the Shamir's gaze. The Shamir was said to have been either lost or had lost its potency (along with the "dripping of the honeycomb") by the time of the destruction of the First Temple
What was this ancient tool known as Solomon's Shamir?