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  3. I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum.

I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum.

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    I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum. Now I'm wondering how many other cultures have explanations for this odd area. It would seem to suggest that we are sewn back up like stuffed ragdolls from below.

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      I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum. Now I'm wondering how many other cultures have explanations for this odd area. It would seem to suggest that we are sewn back up like stuffed ragdolls from below.

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      @Tarnport We were originally sock puppets?

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        @Tarnport We were originally sock puppets?

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        @haverholm I have reason to believe we may still be.

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        • tarnport@mastodon.greenT tarnport@mastodon.green

          @haverholm I have reason to believe we may still be.

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          @Tarnport Never mind remnant Neanderthal DNA, we need to map the muppets in our midst.

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            I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum. Now I'm wondering how many other cultures have explanations for this odd area. It would seem to suggest that we are sewn back up like stuffed ragdolls from below.

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            @Tarnport That was one of the most surprising quotes out of this book about swearing 🙂

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              I just read an esoteric Jewish speculation that Adam's 'rib' was actually the penis bone (which humans oddly do not have) removed through the scar-looking tissue of the perianum. Now I'm wondering how many other cultures have explanations for this odd area. It would seem to suggest that we are sewn back up like stuffed ragdolls from below.

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              @Tarnport that sounds like very, very unhealthy preoccupation with their own genitals ...
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              • jabgoe2089@hub.netzgemeinde.euJ jabgoe2089@hub.netzgemeinde.eu
                @Tarnport that sounds like very, very unhealthy preoccupation with their own genitals ...
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                @jabgoe2089 "But, but why didn't I get a bone??"

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