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The female g-spot: much like a fountain of youth or an all-you-can-eat buffet where the other patrons aren’t so fat that you’re too disgusted to eat, men have spent centuries trying to find one. And now penis doctor urologist Amichai Kilchevsky adds his two cents to the growing amount of skepticism about a mythical come-button. Based on a review of 96 published studies, an Israeli and American research team came to one conclusion. “Without a doubt, a discreet anatomic entity called the G-spot does not exist,” said Dr. Amichai Kilchevsky, a urology resident at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut, and lead author of the review, published Jan. 12 in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. Kilchevsky conceded the work is not “1,000 percent conclusive,” allowing that other scientists could one day find something his team missed. But they would need new technology to do it, he said. AHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!! Sorry Amichai, but anybody calling themselves a doctor who uses phrases like “1,000 percent conclusive” can’t be trusted. Sucks too because I was really hoping there wasn’t a g-spot. Oh well, looks like it’s back to studying the vagina map my friend drew for me in middle school! Now if my calculations are correct, then this X should mark the spot. “Your maps upside down.” So…. “So that would be her b-hole.” B -hole, G -spot — I think I’m getting warmer! G-Spot Does Not Exist, ‘Without A Doubt,’ Say Researchers [huffingtonpost] Thanks to PYY, who doesn’t care if there’s a g-spot or not just so long as she can… you know — O_O
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"Experts": ‘Without A Doubt’ There Is No G-Spot
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November 17, 2011 | By admin In
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Make-believe anatomist Jason Freeny is back with another lesson, this time in the form of a LEGO minifig . You ever wonder what was inside those little guys? SPOILER: guts, just like inside you and me! Kidding, I’m solid penises and a coal-black heart. You know how the Grinch’s heart was three sizes too small? Well mine’s the size of a rabbit turd and happiness makes me vomit. Hit the jump for a couple shots of the process and a link to Jason’s Facebook with even more.
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Gutsy: The Internal Anatomy Of A LEGO Minifig
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September 20, 2011 | By admin In
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You ever wanted to see what a clear turtle looks like? Just ask Giotto, the fifth ninja turtle. “There aren’t five!” Yes huh, you just can’t see him. While the other four were rolling around in the ooze, he was actually drinking that shit . Now he’s invisible and has even seen April O’Neil shower IN TEH NUDE. These are a bunch of animal specimens preserved by Iori Tomita. Oh, but first he makes them clear and dyes their bones and cartridge so they almost look like x-rays . Speaking of which… *dons x-ray specs* HA — nice out-of-season novelty Easter boxers, bro. IT’S SEPTEMBER. Originally, the method of making transparent specimens enzymatically turning the protein transparent, dyeing the bones magenta and dyeing the cartilages blue was established for scientific purposes to study the skeletal system. Taking this a step further to refine the form and coloration of the specimens requires time and experience. I create transparent specimens as pieces of work that help people feel closer to the wonders of life. People may look at my specimens as an academic material, a piece of art, or even an entrance to philosophy. There is no limitation to how you interpret their meaning. I hope you will find my work as a “lens” to project a new image, a new world that you’ve never seen before. WTF is an “entrance to philosphy” (besides not this) aside, if you live in Japan you can actually buy some of Iori’s smaller specimens (fish, shrimp and squid) at a couple stores, but the larger ones (lizards, birds, turtles) are only available at his exhibitions. Plus expensive. Not that you need one anyways because it would just 1. gather dust or 2. get eaten when you’re drunk. Just sayin, I had a college roommate with one of those baby sharks in a jar he got at the beach. That thing tasted like shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Hit the jump for a ton more pictures to round out the anatomy lesson.
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What In The…?: Clear Preserved Animals
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Canadian sculptor Maskull Lasserre produces stellar works that incorporate rough-carved anatomical themes into everyday objects — an ax-handle is carved into a sinuous spinal column, clavicles emerge from coat hangers , a rib-cage is carved into a stack of books , foetal skeletons lurk in bedposts , and so on (there’s also plenty of non-anatomical work that’s charming as all get-out, like the typewriter-piano , sniper’s violin and insane farm implements ). Lasserre is exhibiting in a group show at Montreal’s PFOAC gallery until Aug 6. ( via This is Colossal )
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Lurking bones: Rough and captivating anatomical sculptures of Maskull Lasserre
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May 25, 2011 | By admin In
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Bro. Hey bro — your penis fell off. This is a human anatomy LEGO figure (not to be confused with the anatomy OF a LEGO figure ) created by LEGOmaniac and Flickr user Choking Hazards (I know they are but I can’t resist!) and Photoshopped to look like it’s straight out of an old anatomy book. Thankfully it’s not though, because otherwise we’d have a whole bunch of doctors practicing today that can’t tell @$$holes from elbows and stand just as good a chance of removing either if you go in for an appendectomy. Don’t get me wrong, my b-hole isn’t anything to write home about, but I’d still like to keep it. Wouldn’t I? Wouldn’t I, lil b-hole? “Bleach me.” YOU SHUT THE F*** UP OR I WILL STOP WIPING. Hit the jump for a bunch more.
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LEGO Anatomy Model: We’re All Just A Bunch Of Modular Plastic Parts
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February 18, 2011 | By admin In
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Note: Larger shot HERE in case your little sister’s trying to argue it looks more like intestines than brains. SHUT UP LAURA BEFORE I TELL THAT BOY YOU LIKE YOU HAVE SCABIES. Geekologie’s resident anatomy expert Jason Freeny (is it true women pee out of their butts?!) is at it again, this time with a Rubik’s Cube covered in brain. Well, not real brain , just plastic brain. Which, I’m not gonna lie, is way more than I have going on up in the ol’ nog. Read: THERE’S NO LIGHT ON IN MY ATTIC. The basement, yes (I swallowed a flashlight trying to peek at my tonsils in the mirror). Moist Production (Jason’s Website) Thanks to the man himself, who promised me a model of an anatomically correct dino shlong. The bigger the better, Jason, I’ve got a whole lotta love butt to give.
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Rubik’s Brain Cube: Now That’s What I Call A Mind Game (Shoot Me Now, Don’t Hesitate)
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December 16, 2010 | By admin In
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Eat a cheeseburger! More like Google Booty , amirite?! Get it? Because everybody always goes straight for the butt ! No? Just me? Liars. The Body Browser is a 3D model of the human anatomy that includes various layers, such as the circulatory and nervous systems and the skeleton and muscles. You can go in nice and close or view the whole shebang from afar. Wow, did I really just spend twenty minutes exploring human genitalia? You bet your sweet ass I did! My own. Does that make me a pervert, or reproductive health professional? Wiener doc? I’ll take it! Hit the jump for a video tour.
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Explore Human Anatomy With Google Body
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Tribbles , the lovable Star Trek fluffballs best known for turning into Gremlins if you get them wet, aren’t just made of a bunch of pubes glued together like I previously thought. No, it turns out they actually have body parts , including, and virtually limited to: sexual organs. And speaking of sexual organs: somebody call the piano repairman, I’ve really done it this time. Anatomy Of A Tribble [buzzfeed]
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Star Trek Science: Anatomy Of A Tribble
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This is glimpse into Hello Kitty’s anatomy as imagined by artist Jason Freeny, best known for his other anatomical renderings . I thought perhaps the most interesting part of this piece is the fact that Hello has a skull but no brain and teeth but no mouth . WTF!? She’s like one of those blind salamanders that lives its whole life in a dark cave. What are those called? Computer nerds. Yes, them . Jason Freeny’s Website Thanks to liquid Tension, who I’ll take over awkward Tension any day.
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Hello Guts: A Look At Hello Kitty’s Anatomy
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