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Are your ears part of your face?

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  • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

    @DrorBedrack to hell with political correctness: I'm asking the big questions. I don't care who it shocks! 🤣

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    #18

    @davidnjoku @DrorBedrack I'm shocked! Shocked!

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    • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

      Are your ears part of your face?

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      #19

      @davidnjoku If ears are face then earmuffs are masks.

      I voted no, but I'm now thinking about animals whose ears stand up on top of their heads, especially if they face forward and maybe even move, changing the look of their face.

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      • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

        Are your ears part of your face?

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        @davidnjoku

        ears do convey expression and do interact with the facial/vocal muscles, so yes. Ears are absolutely part of the face.

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        • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

          Are your ears part of your face?

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          @davidnjoku I went with no, becasue while I"m comfortable with my cauliflower ears, I'm not sure I'd feel as good about having cauliflower face.

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          • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

            Are your ears part of your face?

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            #22

            @davidnjoku

            Forehead, temples, cheeks, jaw - the outer edges?

            Top of head, hmm?, ears, side of neck, under-jaw, throat - next to the human face?

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            • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

              Are your ears part of your face?

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              @davidnjoku glad we settled that! 🙂

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              • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                Are your ears part of your face?

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                #24

                Is your bum part of your legs?

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                • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                  Is your bum part of your legs?

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                  #25

                  @davidnjoku no, they are just good friends

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                  • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                    Is your bum part of your legs?

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                    @davidnjoku Having had relatively extensive reconstructive surgery on my right leg after a car nearly killed me, I can answer this one! The answer is 'no', because medically-speaking your leg is only the bit from the knee down.

                    It makes slightly more sense if you think about animal legs and how they're articulated.

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                    • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                      Is your bum part of your legs?

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                      @davidnjoku Not yet

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                      • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                        Is your bum part of your legs?

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                        @davidnjoku

                        Having raised three girls I have explained there's an area where the leg ends and the ass begins and if we have to debate which it is the skirt is TOO SHORT.

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                        • grumpydad@infosec.exchangeG grumpydad@infosec.exchange

                          @davidnjoku Not yet

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                          @grumpydad @davidnjoku
                          Right! It depends on how low it hangs 👍

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                          • denny@boing.worldD denny@boing.world

                            @davidnjoku Having had relatively extensive reconstructive surgery on my right leg after a car nearly killed me, I can answer this one! The answer is 'no', because medically-speaking your leg is only the bit from the knee down.

                            It makes slightly more sense if you think about animal legs and how they're articulated.

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                            @denny From the knee down?! 🤯

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                            • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                              @denny From the knee down?! 🤯

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                              @davidnjoku Apparently so!

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                              • denny@boing.worldD denny@boing.world

                                @davidnjoku Apparently so!

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                                @denny @davidnjoku
                                That only accounts for the “knee joint + tibia + fibula”. What about the “femur” thigh bone, isn’t that part of the leg?

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                                • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                                  Is your bum part of your legs?

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                                  @davidnjoku answered yes.
                                  Anatomically, your “bum” is 2 sets of major muscles attaching your “pelvis” hip bone to the upper part of your “femur” thigh bone. While it is not part of the skeleton, without it we would _not_ be able to walk/run/climb/etc.

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                                  • dahukanna@mastodon.socialD dahukanna@mastodon.social

                                    @denny @davidnjoku
                                    That only accounts for the “knee joint + tibia + fibula”. What about the “femur” thigh bone, isn’t that part of the leg?

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                                    @dahukanna Apparently not 🙂

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                                    • denny@boing.worldD denny@boing.world

                                      @dahukanna Apparently not 🙂

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                                      @dahukanna https://open.oregonstate.education/anatomy2e/chapter/bones-lower-limb/

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                                      • dahukanna@mastodon.socialD dahukanna@mastodon.social

                                        @davidnjoku answered yes.
                                        Anatomically, your “bum” is 2 sets of major muscles attaching your “pelvis” hip bone to the upper part of your “femur” thigh bone. While it is not part of the skeleton, without it we would _not_ be able to walk/run/climb/etc.

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                                        @dahukanna I think yes it correct answer too. But we're in the minority 😃

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                                        • davidnjoku@mastodon.worldD davidnjoku@mastodon.world

                                          Is your bum part of your legs?

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                                          @davidnjoku Haha, funniest and most random post ever!

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