If he exists, then he was conceived. If he was conceived, sperm fertilized an egg. If that sperm was part of a larger ejaculation, there were tens of millions of sperm involved.
For the saying to make any sense, you need to believe that a person is the sum of those tens of millions of sperm, and not just the one that successfully fertilized the egg. Otherwise, it wasn’t a part of him that ran down the leg.
Not seriously at all, just pointing out the nonsensical nature of the saying. It’s this or keep refreshing news about the election at work, and this doesn’t fill me with dread, so easy pick.
Okay but it doesn’t make sense when he says it either.
It’s pretty clear that it insuates the sperm that fertilized his mother’s egg in his conception was not the best sperm.
I understand the insinuation, and it doesn’t make sense. It implies that a person is the sum of all the plethora of sperm inside a single ejaculation.
Not if you look at it the way I just described it and you replied to.
If he exists, then he was conceived. If he was conceived, sperm fertilized an egg. If that sperm was part of a larger ejaculation, there were tens of millions of sperm involved.
For the saying to make any sense, you need to believe that a person is the sum of those tens of millions of sperm, and not just the one that successfully fertilized the egg. Otherwise, it wasn’t a part of him that ran down the leg.
You once again ignored the interpretation I offered you. Just go back and reread it. It would have been faster than making that pointless comment.
I’m not ignoring it at all, I’m directly addressing it. I think we are speaking past each other.
I believe that you think you did. I also believe that you’re taking this joke way too seriously.
Not seriously at all, just pointing out the nonsensical nature of the saying. It’s this or keep refreshing news about the election at work, and this doesn’t fill me with dread, so easy pick.
It’s an old Southern insult.
Research it.