Here is an interesting article:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 081229.htm

It suggests that the Y chromosone, used to determine the male sex of a child, has slowly decreased in size and stability over the past million years. This may eventually lead to lower sperm counts in males and possible the end of the male population...

They say in the end of the article it's very unlikely to happen though, even in 5-10 million years, but science is never that accurate that far into the future. Hopefully they're right about it not really happening or else the end of the human race will be near. [ok, not really]

Salami,

I don't think that Dan Quale was given too much grief, considering that he had this uncanny knack for getting his foot into his mouth up to his knee-cap.

Another case in point was AL Gore. Thank God for Al Gore because he created the Internet.

As far as the Feminists and so forth..I learned a long, long time ago that people cannot have more power over you than you allow them to have. So, chin up and fuck them. They will love you for it!



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There are any number of fish in the oceans and insects on earth that naturally change sex quite often. Science can do for humans what nature has done for millenia. Human beings will not readily give up the status quo if there is a way to keep from dying out.Even among feminists and liberals, there are those who do not wish to dump things quite so readily, nor do we all assume that males are of little use.Nature, I have always felt, never does anything without reason and if she put males on the earth,there is a reason.