[TN]

HOT OFF THE PRESS!

story here....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4713323.stm

 

[narlus]

you are hired.

 

[dh girlie]

HAAHAHA! Hey...it even looks circumcized!

 

[TN]

The prehistoric "tool" was reassembled from 14 fragments of siltstone.

^ HAHA! gotta love the brits!

Its life size suggests it may well have been used as a sex aid by its Ice Age makers, scientists report.

& they could use it to start fire!

"In addition to being a symbolic representation of male genitalia, it was also at times used for knapping flints," explained Professor Nicholas Conard, from the department of Early Prehistory and Quaternary Ecology, at Tübingen University.

 

[hooples3]

looks like a garlic masher to me

 

[Jeremy R]

HAAHAHA! Hey...it even looks circumcized!

That's because the cavewomen refused to use it, if it wasn't.

 

[dh girlie]

That's because the cavewomen refused to use it, if it wasn't.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That was DAMN funny!

 

[Reactor]

looks double ended....Maybe there were shows....

 

[narlus]

That's because the cavewomen refused to use it, if it wasn't.

thus proving that this is a barbaric, neanderthal practice! :eviltongu

 

[Ciaran]

thus proving that this is a barbaric, neanderthal practice! :eviltongu

Or proving that cavemen were ahead of their time. Or much like many caveman inventions or discoveries that are still with us (fire/eating/sex/hitting things with blunt objects), it's just something that should be done.

 

[Westy]

New slang?

knapping flints

 

[Changleen]

Genital mutilation is weird and wrong. Stop it.

 

[Clark Kent]

Genital mutilation is weird and wrong. Stop it.

THANK YOU.

 

[manimal]

^ HAHA! gotta love the brits!





& they could use it to start fire!

ha...

"Its life size suggests it may well have been used as a sex aid by its Ice Age makers, scientists report"

only one way to find out....."hey pippin...does this thing smell funny?"

 

[LordOpie]

HAAHAHA! Hey...it even looks circumcized!

Ribbed, for her pleasure.


In coincidental news...

Ancient underwear unearthed in cave
By Jonathan Amos
BBC News science reporter

Scientists discovered a strange sort of underwear dating back 28,000 years. It appears that it can be worn like modern underwear, but capable of holding a heavy object in the frontal region. Perhaps a flagpole of sorts suggesting tribe unity.

link

 

[Reactor]

Ribbed, for her pleasure.


In coincidental news...

Made of beaver pelt, I presume.

 

[Superdeft]

looks like a garlic masher to me

Is that what we're calling it these days?