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Technically correct, which is the best kind of correct. OP's thesis is that you share your male ancestors with a greater number of contemporary humans than your female ancestors.

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In 1975 a bright kindergartener with dad in Defense wanting to be James Bond when I grew up, I spearheaded the develop of cyborg technology for a multinational task force mapping the brain per Jesus in Matthew 20 telling us to get our lazy butts to work building heaven, so there's a good chance my new sleeve would be able to see it.

In the meantime, if you ever woke up in Sunday school thinking you fell asleep, you might want to add #MeToo and #WhyIDidntReport to your hashtag campaigns.

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not a fan of your motives, but if that's what it takes to motivate someone to do something like that, then bully for you! you cure those deaf anime lovers!

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I consider that a crater

If I pound a hammer onto rebar on the ground one time and pull it out. I created a hole. It’s a small hole, but it’s a whole hole.

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What is a hole to you, u/bigmac22077?

Not Q-tips for sure.

Those would be bad for my earhole.

Or they hated them so much that they raped them? Or they wanted them for their money or social status? Or it was really dark in the club?

I think it's logically sound.

Your just comparing it to something illogical. Removing one speck of sand is not "digging" that's like calling walking digging.

That's like calling a single piece of sand a pebble. Cmon, you know the difference.

I agree with op. You can't dig half a hole, and it's pretty funny.

Removing that spec of dirt may result in a hole so big it could take microbes days to get to the bottom.

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I was in a produce market and they had a salad bar that had some kind of antipasto dish and I saw a man take the spoon and grab out a piece of salami and eat it, I was so disgusted and said to him, “YOU CAN’T DO THAT” and he just looked at me and walked away. Grapes can be washed once home but still??

The hole they dug is still a whole hole. If you walked away and a new person walked up, they wouldn’t think “there’s half a hole” they’d think it’s just a hole.

Wouldn't that just simply mean that men in history typically shirked their duties as fathers entirely? Either that or went to war? Why are we surprised by any of this?

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Real strength

Fair enough, i do see what you are saying