Questions you've always wanted to asked...

Zip · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:19

iCraig said:
Partly because of the skies reflection on the surface of the water, but mainly due to a similar effect with the sky.

Water absorbs the white light from the sun, and scatters it's spectrum. Blue being the colour that stands out again. You need a massive body of water to see this though, hence why the see is blue but our bath water isn't

Small bodies of blue water will be simply chemical, chlorine usually.

Why is the See blue so much darker then the sky blue? Is this because there is more water to absorb more light? :confused:

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:20

ElRazur said:
Question Why do most women take longer to reach orgasmic climax than men? and when they do reach it, why do they pretend like they didnt? ( i would appreciate if a woman can shed more light on this).

Surely that depends on the woman and the kind of sex she's getting. As for pretending, I don't know, but a trained man can tell when a woman has had an orgasm and when she's lying.

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:21

Zip said:
Why is the See blue so much darker then the sky blue? Is this because there is more water to absorb more light?

Yep. Shallow water is always lighter than deeper water. The deeper the water, the more water molecules the light has to penetrate.

ElRazur · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:23

iCraig said:
Surely that depends on the woman and the kind of sex she's getting. As for pretending, I don't know, but a trained man can tell when a woman has had an orgasm and when she's lying.

The next obvious question - which way you think from your experience is best to acheive best result

(Keep it family friendly)

I find it to be when they are riding or kneeling with their hands spread foward

Zip · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:23

Did the Term "Cockeyed" come from people using foreskins that had just been cut off from the poor bugger and then donated to people that had lost there eye lids some how and had them made into eye lids?

Spacky · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:26

ElRazur said:
The next obvious question - which way you think from your experience is best to acheive best result (Keep it family friendly) I find it to be when they are riding or kneeling with their hands spread foward

Keep it family friendly :confused:

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:26

ElRazur said:
The next obvious question - which way you think from your experience is best to acheive best result (Keep it family friendly) I find it to be when they are riding or kneeling with their hands spread foward

It depends completely on the woman. An orgasm is controlled mostly by the mind, so you just need to make her feel safe, relaxed and aroused. Then you just stimulate the other parts that she likes stimulating, and you're away. Communication and observation to her reactions is the key to having good sex, for both parties. You should know, Mr. God's gift to women.

ElRazur · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:27

Spacky said:
Keep it family friendly

I meant this is a family forum so keep it that way.....

rangor gubbins · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:29

Zip said:
Did the Term "Cockeyed" come from people using foreskins that had just been cut off from the poor bugger and then donated to people that had lost there eye lids some how and had them made into eye lids?

LMFAO

I really hope that is where cockeyed came from

Brizzles · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:30

Zip said:
Did the Term "Cockeyed" come from people using foreskins that had just been cut off from the poor bugger and then donated to people that had lost there eye lids some how and had them made into eye lids?

ROFL

Only in Aussie land.

KizZ · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:32

lmao

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:34

"Ok, the procedure involves us grafting tissue onto the muscle surrounding the eye, to form an eyelid."

"I see, how safe is the procedure?"

"Completely safe, the eye isn't operated on at all, just a simple graft above it."

"..and what kind of tissue is used?"

"mrrr well .. *cough* "

"sorry, didn't catch that - what tissue is used?"

"foreskin"

"..."

Zip · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:34

iCraig said:
"Ok, the procedure involves us grafting tissue onto the muscle surrounding the eye, to form an eyelid."

"I see, how safe is the procedure?"

"Completely safe, the eye isn't operated on at all, just a simple graft above it."

"..and what kind of tissue is used?"

"mrrr well .. *cough* "

"sorry, didn't catch that - what tissue is used?"

"foreskin"

"..."

So is it true?

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:35

Zip said:
So is it true?

I can't speak for what surgeons get up to these days, but no, the phrase didn't originate from penis/eye surgery.

Brizzles · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:36

If you can see perfectly well with one eye, why do we have two ?

They can't look in different directions at the same time.

Zip · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:37

mrdbristol said:
If you can see perfectly well with one eye, why do we have two ?

They can't look in different directions at the same time.

Oooo Ooo I know this one

To help us with Depth perseption

Doesnt work on a lot of girls though because they tend to be so shallow

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:38

It gives us depth perception to name one reason.

Zip · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:39

Why do we have pubes?

Is it just to keep us warm? :confused:

iCraig · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:41

It's a evolutionary hangover from when we didn't have clothes and it was used to protect us from the cold and to prevent bacterial infection.

We technically have no use for them now due to wearing underwear and a better immune system.

I'm full of pointless information.

Brizzles · 10 Nov 2006 at 13:42

iCraig said:
It gives us depth perception to name one reason.

That's what i thought , but you can legally drive with one eye :eek:

http://www.direct.gov.uk/Motoring/D...Articles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=10031253&chk=ufQp9i

"One eye is affected by a medical condition

If you have a medical condition that currently affects one eye only, you may still be able to meet the visual standards for driving set out below."