Explained At Last: Why Women Need All Those Bathroom Stops On Long Road Trips

Left: Male Pelvis   Right: Female Pelvis

Item Number 2 is the bladder. Now can we stop arguing?

Comments

[horkes]

Remove it from the loud sound described as among the People of the individual during sleep, especially in the medical sense, the most common cause of snoring soft palate observed in adults, little more than normal growth of the tongue, the muscles sag and tension and blockage of the airway during sleep, losing little of the language titresmesidi

[tss]

lool
thinks

http://www.laki.cc/vb

[Paul Hsieh]

Sorry, the URL is:

http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/319/7225/1596

-- Paul S. Hsieh, MD

[Paul Hsieh]

Tom,

I don't know if you've seen this yet, but there's a serious article in the British Medical Journal from 1999 on the MRI appearance of the male and female pelvis during sexual intercourse. It includes a number of images similar to the ones you showed in your recent blog post on the male-vs-female bladder:

[Tom McMahon]

Oh yes indeed!

[Roz]

Just imagine a baby in #6 sitting on top of #2. Boggles the imagination, doesn't it?