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Edited by Rom:
6/14/2015 10:12:30 AM
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If male sperm swims faster but dies sooner than female sperm...
Does that mean that the larger your penis is, the more likely you are to have a boy, seeing as the distance the sperm travels is smaller, so the male sperm is less likely to die?
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Maybe, but isn't that what Turkey Basters are for?
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Na. The "Male" sperm has a short lifespan, and trades strength for speed, meaning they have less of a chance to breach the egg. The "female" sperm is slower because it carries more genetic material, and can survive much longer than it's other counterpart. It's the reason why females are born more often, and they're often born healither than males.
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4 Replies[quote]female sperm[/quote]
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2 RepliesFemales don't have sperm. They carry the eggs, waiting for male sperm fertilization
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No. I'd also say X and Y sperm. It's better that way.
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I expected something like this on a Puff, Puff, Pass or *hits blunt* thread.
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3 RepliesImma just pretend I never saw this post.....
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5 RepliesNo. The first sperm to reach the egg is almost never the one to fertilize. It takes the combined effort of multiple sperm cells to break through the wall of the egg, and one takes the glory of fertilization. It doesn't really have much to do with speed.
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2 RepliesWhen I first read this I thought that OP was one of those cardboard box internet users who thought the female ejaculation was sperm.
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3 Replies[quote]Female Sperm[/quote] Oh my god....
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3 RepliesWhat do men come out of And spend the rest of their lives trying to get back into?
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I guess its true im a boy and have a brother so...
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Omfg I thought you talking about sperm [u]from [/u]females
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Y chromosome + Y chromosome = badassery master. As a baby, he cut his own umbilical cord, then dragged his family back hime with it.
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You can't have male and female sperm. They either have a Y chromosome or an X chromosome.
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>Male Sperm >Female Sperm Holy kek
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3 RepliesI have 5 sisters. Not a single brother..... So I guess my dad has .... O.O
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That is exactly how it works. Someone get this man a nobel prize.
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I.....What?! xD
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Edited by DigitalNinja: 6/14/2015 2:54:51 PM... Uh.... I don't think...... Nevermind.
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11 RepliesThat's not how reproduction works…
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4 Replies*silence*
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What?
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I misinterpreted this thread based on the title. I mean. Female sperm? I thought... Never mind. It isn't important what I though .-.
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Hm. Good observation. We must test this. Give me your sister, and in 10 months we will see if this is true.
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17 RepliesEasy way to find out. You go measure a load of dads dicks, find out the gender of their children and plot the correlation. Meanwhile I will be the control group, sleeping with all the mums, asking how I measure up compared to their husbands and seeing what gender the kids come out. Deal? Good, we have a plan. Meet back here in 10 months to compare data.
