A Hair Factor
I read a very interesting and enlightening post from Michael Ooi about homosapiens like you and me having hairs sprouting from mostly hidden regions of the human body. According to MO's observation, the purpose of the hair growing in such regions was to reduce friction when we move our joints. Like in the olden days, the people put logs underneath some huge rock to transport from point A to point B. So goes the our hair (bulu in Bee Em).
"Presence of hairs on these crevices of doom act as a friction reducer" says Michael Ooi. Makes a lot of sense doesn't it. So having hair under your armpits is not just a macho thing for the men, it also functions to reduce friction when the men move their (sometimes flabby) arms. As for the women, and unshaved armpit is a sign of... emm... well... we stop here ok. *horror* Refer to Michael Ooi for more details of unshaved armpits *haha*.
But possibly the most interesting fact about MO's post is this: What about the patch of hairs above the reproductive organs? What are they for? What sort of friction is there around that area? Aha! The mystery has been solved! Our wise Penang-lang blogger has provided us with a (logical?) answer. I quote: "THE FRICTION ONLY HAPPENS WHEN A COUPLE F*** EACH OTHER! ... pretty much like why you have wheels under your car - to smooooooooothen the ride"
So now you know why you have bulu growing at such regions. If it's under your armpits or anywhere where flesh meet flesh, your bulu was 'designed' to reduce friction. So stop shaving :P Nyeehhh...
I read a very interesting and enlightening post from Michael Ooi about homosapiens like you and me having hairs sprouting from mostly hidden regions of the human body. According to MO's observation, the purpose of the hair growing in such regions was to reduce friction when we move our joints. Like in the olden days, the people put logs underneath some huge rock to transport from point A to point B. So goes the our hair (bulu in Bee Em).
"Presence of hairs on these crevices of doom act as a friction reducer" says Michael Ooi. Makes a lot of sense doesn't it. So having hair under your armpits is not just a macho thing for the men, it also functions to reduce friction when the men move their (sometimes flabby) arms. As for the women, and unshaved armpit is a sign of... emm... well... we stop here ok. *horror* Refer to Michael Ooi for more details of unshaved armpits *haha*.
But possibly the most interesting fact about MO's post is this: What about the patch of hairs above the reproductive organs? What are they for? What sort of friction is there around that area? Aha! The mystery has been solved! Our wise Penang-lang blogger has provided us with a (logical?) answer. I quote: "THE FRICTION ONLY HAPPENS WHEN A COUPLE F*** EACH OTHER! ... pretty much like why you have wheels under your car - to smooooooooothen the ride"
So now you know why you have bulu growing at such regions. If it's under your armpits or anywhere where flesh meet flesh, your bulu was 'designed' to reduce friction. So stop shaving :P Nyeehhh...







