Sometimes you're presented with an item that you just can't identify. Back in the day, you had to hope someone you knew had a clue or just remain curious.
Sometimes you're presented with an item that you just can't identify. Back in the day, you had to hope someone you knew had a clue or just remain curious.
In fact, there's an entire subreddit called r/whatisthisthing designed specifically for that.
It's actually pretty amazing how quickly someone with the right knowledge base will chime in with the answer. It's crowdsourcing knowledge at its most powerful.
A friend had offered to buy him a beer if he could figure out what it was.
His first thought was that it was "one of those birds you balance on your finger."
So he decided to ask in a place where he could get nearly a million second opinions.
And I bet he's really (really really) glad he did, because he was going to be buying beer for his friend for the rest of his life.
I sort of see where this idea came from, but it's hilariously wrong.
The correct answer came surprisingly quickly, though.
Yes, really. No, stop laughing. It's really a clitoris.
"Wow. I seem really sexually inept now," he replied, "This is solved."
Some of them were even women.
Which isn't that surprising, really, though I hate to admit it.
(Yes, that was on purpose.)
It may have shown up on a diagram, and may even have been labeled.
And that's especially true when it concerns a woman's pleasure.
For the record, female genitalia isn't "amorphous tissue," and in an anatomy class the teacher should have known that.
Many were simply curious about how the wishbone thing fit into the whole... you know what? This is impossible to write without puns. Intentional or otherwise.
So maybe it should be covered in sex ed a little bit more, 'kay?
Is it wrong that I laughed at this? And then looked again, and laughed again?
Sex ed shouldn't be this scary.
I've officially added the word "cliteracy" to my vocabulary. It's kind of the perfect word for describing the need for more education about women's reproductive health.
Plus, it's just plain funny.