So why do you think we have the lips we have? Normally I would expect such flexible and muscular semi-appendages on things without our mobile forelinks, such as horses and goats. We don't need these lips for eating. For protecting the teeth then? If so, why are they so sensitive and flexible? Are they in fact hardwired parts of our sexual activity? Has stimulation of the lips been part of human sexual activity all the way through our evolution, for millions of years? Perhaps a combination of these? Any other ideas?
Speech and non-verbal expression. I think lips evolved to facilitate speech as they can be finely controlled to produce the delicate nuances of sound. Smiles, sneers, and snarls are pretty basic expressions, similar to the expressions of many other animals, but human lips can be set or pursed to transmit less overt signals as well. They can convey emotion ranging from grim to sensual. Peace.
Bebelina, yours were designed to knock over buildings, enslave the masses, and conquer nations, so your answer doesn't count. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Warren, don't ask a woman that....Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! It has a very neanderthal ring to it...
I = Neanderthal. And besides, it's not like I'm ever going to meet you. I was just curious. Your posting style amuses me. - Warren
I took the opportunity to look at Pinkeye's products... while some are quite weird, some are very, very good... The omniqueen dress, for example........ wheeeeewwwwww... what a great picture, Bebelina. :yum: - Warren
chroot Ain't she sweet ? I'm sure there is at least one picture which clearly defines her figure - and then some. :yum:
And by yum, everyone means that your products rock. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Sorry Bebe - didn't mean to get out of line. Can you ever forgive me ? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Q is a neanderthal, too. Despite our unceremonious and downright juvenile approach, all we're trying to say is the following: "You're very pretty." There, that's not so bad, is it? - Warren
