10151. We talk
a lot in our culture about red flags when dating and that’s a good thing! What we don’t talk enough about is: red flags
don’t feel like red flags when they were once our familiar;
10152. Many of us need to learn how to validate ourselves, how it’s okay to upset or disappoint people and how authentic relationships do not involve betraying ourselves to be loved or chosen;
10153. If you’re always seeking external validation, you’ll lose the connection to your own voice, your own needs and your own power;
10154. Apparently, Ingrid Michaelson has a “man-friend” (not a boyfriend);
10155. Will Chase (i.e., “Luke Wheeler” from the television show, “Nashville,”) wants to be called a “man-friend” or partner;
10156. I can say I’ve been to a concert at the (John F.) Kennedy (Memorial) Center (for the Performing Arts) with Will Chase;
10157. Instead of setting an elusive standard for happiness, slow down to appreciate life’s little pleasures;
10158. Relish the good. Let the positive moments linger a little longer;
10159. The way you perceive yourself makes a huge difference in the way your life turns out;
10160. Elizabeth and Marlin think Charlie (Dog) would rather live with me;
10161. Joe Snively is the first player from (the state of) Virginia to play for the (Washington) Capitals. . . . He’s from Herndon, Virginia, and was a player with the Washington Little Capitals program;
10162. Adult male humans have the longest, thickest and most flexible penises of any living primate;
10163. The unusual flared glans of the human penis forming the coronal ridge, combined with the repeated thrusting action characteristic of human intercourse, ranging anywhere from 10-500 thrusts per romantic interlude, creates a vacuum in the female's reproductive tract. This vacuum pulls any previously deposited semen away from the ovum, thus, aiding the sperm about to be sent into action;
10164. Despite all the bad press they get, men last far longer in the saddle than bonobos (i.e., 15 seconds), chimps (i.e., 7 seconds) or gorillas (i.e., 60 seconds) clocking in between 4-7 minutes on average;
10165. A scrotum is like a spare refrigerator in the garage just for beer. If you’ve got a spare beer fridge, you're probably the type who expects a party to break out at any moment. A scrotum fulfills the same function. By keeping the testicles a few degrees cooler than they would be inside the body, a scrotum allows chilled spermatozoa to accumulate and remain viable longer, available if needed;
10166. A team of Australian researchers found that men who had ejaculated more than 5 times per week between the ages of 20 and 50 were one-third less likely to develop prostate cancer later in life;
10167. Along with the fructose, potassium, zinc and other benign components of semen, trace amounts of carcinogens are often present so researchers hypothesize that the reduction in cancer rates may be due to the frequent flushing of the ducts;
10168. A different team from Sydney University reported in late 2007 that daily ejaculation dramatically reduced DNA damage to men's sperm cells thereby increasing male fertility quite the opposite of the conventional wisdom;
10169. After 42 men with damaged sperm were instructed to ejaculate daily for a week almost all showed less chromosomal damage than a control group who had abstained for 3 days;
10170. A study conducted at the University of Bristol and Queen's University of Belfast found that men, who have 3 or more orgasms per week, are 50% less likely to die from coronary heart disease;
10171. World Health Organization guidelines specify different sizes for various parts of the world: a 49-millimeter-width condom for Asia, a 52-millimeter width for North America and Europe and a 53-millimeter width for Africa (all condoms are longer than most men will ever need);
10172. According to an article published in Nature, Japanese and Chinese men’s testicles tend to be smaller than those of Caucasian men on average;
10173. Other researchers confirmed finding the average combined testes weights of 24 grams for Asians, 29-33 grams for Caucasians and 50 grams for Africans;
10174. The Hamilton Beach Company of Racine, Wisconsin, patented the first home-use vibrator in 1902 thereby making it just the fifth electrical appliance approved for domestic use;
10175. If a witch-hunter in the 1600s discovered a woman or girl with an unusually large clitoris, this “devil's teat” was sufficient to condemn her to death;
10176. British primatologist Stuart Semple recorded more than 500 copulation calls from 7 different female baboons and analyzed their acoustic structure. He found that these complex vocalizations contained information related to both the female’s reproductive state (i.e., the vocalizations were more complex when females were closer to ovulation) and to the status of the male “inspiring” any given vocalization (i.e., calls were longer and contained more distinct sonic units during mating with higher-ranked males);
10177. Given all the other convergent evidence, it seems far more likely that in humans, female copulatory vocalization would serve to attract males to the ovulating, sexually receptive female, thus, promoting sperm competition with all its attendant benefits both reproductive and social;
10178. My (maternal) grandmother’s godmother was Portuguese;
10179. My mother’s godmother became a nun;
10180. I never thought (that) I’d be “kissed” by a dog (on the back of my neck) when/while ringing in the New Year;
10181. Jerry Buss (the former owner of the Los Angeles Lakers) used to own the (Los Angeles) Kings;
10182. Taylor Hawkins was Alanis Morissette’s drummer before he joined the “Foo Fighters;”
10183. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgery, 347,254 breast augmentation procedures were performed in the United States in 2007 making it the nation’s most commonly performed surgical procedure;
10184. The ceilings are lower in Mexico;
10185. There aren’t many Asians in Mexico;
10186. You’re not supposed to flush toilet paper down the drain/toilet in Mexico;
10187. I can say I’ve snuck into a (beach) club in Mexico;
10188. I can say I’ve had a Corona (beer) in Mexico;
10189. Apparently, Lukash is friends with (frosted-tips) “Harry Potter;”
10190. I can say I’ve had tequila in Mexico;
10191. I can say I’ve had a drink/shot with “Harry Potter” (in Mexico);
10192. I can say I’ve had (late night, street) tacos in Mexico;
10193. Bathrooms in Mexico don’t have tubs. They only have showers. The showers are next to the toilet set a little below sloping to a drain;
10194. Prickly pear (fruit) has a lot of seeds;
10195. Star fruit is very tart;
10196. White guava is mushy and custardy;
10197. The beach in Playa del Carmen (in Mexico) doesn’t have that strip of rocks/shells you have to walk over/through to get into the ocean;
10198. I can say I’ve had a strawberry daiquiri on a tropical beach . . . and a Pina colada;
10199. Apparently, I’m (really) good at recognizing movies by their soundtracks when I’m drunk;
10200. They water down the (alcoholic) drinks in Mexico (especially at the all-inclusive resorts);
10152. Many of us need to learn how to validate ourselves, how it’s okay to upset or disappoint people and how authentic relationships do not involve betraying ourselves to be loved or chosen;
10153. If you’re always seeking external validation, you’ll lose the connection to your own voice, your own needs and your own power;
10154. Apparently, Ingrid Michaelson has a “man-friend” (not a boyfriend);
10155. Will Chase (i.e., “Luke Wheeler” from the television show, “Nashville,”) wants to be called a “man-friend” or partner;
10156. I can say I’ve been to a concert at the (John F.) Kennedy (Memorial) Center (for the Performing Arts) with Will Chase;
10157. Instead of setting an elusive standard for happiness, slow down to appreciate life’s little pleasures;
10158. Relish the good. Let the positive moments linger a little longer;
10159. The way you perceive yourself makes a huge difference in the way your life turns out;
10160. Elizabeth and Marlin think Charlie (Dog) would rather live with me;
10161. Joe Snively is the first player from (the state of) Virginia to play for the (Washington) Capitals. . . . He’s from Herndon, Virginia, and was a player with the Washington Little Capitals program;
10162. Adult male humans have the longest, thickest and most flexible penises of any living primate;
10163. The unusual flared glans of the human penis forming the coronal ridge, combined with the repeated thrusting action characteristic of human intercourse, ranging anywhere from 10-500 thrusts per romantic interlude, creates a vacuum in the female's reproductive tract. This vacuum pulls any previously deposited semen away from the ovum, thus, aiding the sperm about to be sent into action;
10164. Despite all the bad press they get, men last far longer in the saddle than bonobos (i.e., 15 seconds), chimps (i.e., 7 seconds) or gorillas (i.e., 60 seconds) clocking in between 4-7 minutes on average;
10165. A scrotum is like a spare refrigerator in the garage just for beer. If you’ve got a spare beer fridge, you're probably the type who expects a party to break out at any moment. A scrotum fulfills the same function. By keeping the testicles a few degrees cooler than they would be inside the body, a scrotum allows chilled spermatozoa to accumulate and remain viable longer, available if needed;
10166. A team of Australian researchers found that men who had ejaculated more than 5 times per week between the ages of 20 and 50 were one-third less likely to develop prostate cancer later in life;
10167. Along with the fructose, potassium, zinc and other benign components of semen, trace amounts of carcinogens are often present so researchers hypothesize that the reduction in cancer rates may be due to the frequent flushing of the ducts;
10168. A different team from Sydney University reported in late 2007 that daily ejaculation dramatically reduced DNA damage to men's sperm cells thereby increasing male fertility quite the opposite of the conventional wisdom;
10169. After 42 men with damaged sperm were instructed to ejaculate daily for a week almost all showed less chromosomal damage than a control group who had abstained for 3 days;
10170. A study conducted at the University of Bristol and Queen's University of Belfast found that men, who have 3 or more orgasms per week, are 50% less likely to die from coronary heart disease;
10171. World Health Organization guidelines specify different sizes for various parts of the world: a 49-millimeter-width condom for Asia, a 52-millimeter width for North America and Europe and a 53-millimeter width for Africa (all condoms are longer than most men will ever need);
10172. According to an article published in Nature, Japanese and Chinese men’s testicles tend to be smaller than those of Caucasian men on average;
10173. Other researchers confirmed finding the average combined testes weights of 24 grams for Asians, 29-33 grams for Caucasians and 50 grams for Africans;
10174. The Hamilton Beach Company of Racine, Wisconsin, patented the first home-use vibrator in 1902 thereby making it just the fifth electrical appliance approved for domestic use;
10175. If a witch-hunter in the 1600s discovered a woman or girl with an unusually large clitoris, this “devil's teat” was sufficient to condemn her to death;
10176. British primatologist Stuart Semple recorded more than 500 copulation calls from 7 different female baboons and analyzed their acoustic structure. He found that these complex vocalizations contained information related to both the female’s reproductive state (i.e., the vocalizations were more complex when females were closer to ovulation) and to the status of the male “inspiring” any given vocalization (i.e., calls were longer and contained more distinct sonic units during mating with higher-ranked males);
10177. Given all the other convergent evidence, it seems far more likely that in humans, female copulatory vocalization would serve to attract males to the ovulating, sexually receptive female, thus, promoting sperm competition with all its attendant benefits both reproductive and social;
10178. My (maternal) grandmother’s godmother was Portuguese;
10179. My mother’s godmother became a nun;
10180. I never thought (that) I’d be “kissed” by a dog (on the back of my neck) when/while ringing in the New Year;
10181. Jerry Buss (the former owner of the Los Angeles Lakers) used to own the (Los Angeles) Kings;
10182. Taylor Hawkins was Alanis Morissette’s drummer before he joined the “Foo Fighters;”
10183. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgery, 347,254 breast augmentation procedures were performed in the United States in 2007 making it the nation’s most commonly performed surgical procedure;
10184. The ceilings are lower in Mexico;
10185. There aren’t many Asians in Mexico;
10186. You’re not supposed to flush toilet paper down the drain/toilet in Mexico;
10187. I can say I’ve snuck into a (beach) club in Mexico;
10188. I can say I’ve had a Corona (beer) in Mexico;
10189. Apparently, Lukash is friends with (frosted-tips) “Harry Potter;”
10190. I can say I’ve had tequila in Mexico;
10191. I can say I’ve had a drink/shot with “Harry Potter” (in Mexico);
10192. I can say I’ve had (late night, street) tacos in Mexico;
10193. Bathrooms in Mexico don’t have tubs. They only have showers. The showers are next to the toilet set a little below sloping to a drain;
10194. Prickly pear (fruit) has a lot of seeds;
10195. Star fruit is very tart;
10196. White guava is mushy and custardy;
10197. The beach in Playa del Carmen (in Mexico) doesn’t have that strip of rocks/shells you have to walk over/through to get into the ocean;
10198. I can say I’ve had a strawberry daiquiri on a tropical beach . . . and a Pina colada;
10199. Apparently, I’m (really) good at recognizing movies by their soundtracks when I’m drunk;
10200. They water down the (alcoholic) drinks in Mexico (especially at the all-inclusive resorts);
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