This is a great example of "Did I say that out loud?" This actually

> >happened at Harvard University in October last year. In a biology class,

> >The professor was discussing the high glucose levels found in semen which

> >gives the sperm all the energy for their journey.

> >

> >A female freshman raised her hand and asked, "If I understand, you're

> >saying there

> >Is a lot of glucose, as in sugar, in semen?"

> >

> >"That's correct," responded the professor, going on to add statistical

> >info. Raising her hand again, she asked,

> >

> >"Then why doesn't it taste sweet?" After a stunned silence, the whole

>class

> >burst out laughing. The poor girl's face turned bright red, and as she

> >realized exactly what she had inadvertently said (or rather implied) she

> >picked up her books without a word and walked out of class, never to

> >return.

> >

> >However, as she was going out the door, the professor's reply was

>classic.

> >Totally straight-faced, he answered her question,

> >

> >"It doesn't taste sweet because the taste buds for sweetness are on the

>tip

> >of your tongue and not the back of your throat. Have a good day."

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

> >Totally straight-faced, he answered her question,

> >

> >"It doesn't taste sweet because the taste buds for sweetness are on the

>tip

> >of your tongue and not the back of your throat. Have a good day."

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thats a keeper

i gotta tel a girl that

maybe she'll try it as an exsperiment