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No.So milk is one of lifes essentials, cereal, coffee, tea, scrambled eggs, cheese, yoghurt etc etc
So why is it we love the stuff but only from an animal not from humans?
This thread was brought to you by @Seamajor and his love of the white stuff lol
Would YOU suck on the teet of life?
I was breastfed and grew up searching out bigger and bigger boobs ... not for food ... just trophies I mount on my wall.
I tried it for kinky fun a couple of times...it’s saltier than cow’s milk! :ThumbsUp3:So milk is one of lifes essentials, cereal, coffee, tea, scrambled eggs, cheese, yoghurt etc etc
So why is it we love the stuff but only from an animal not from humans?
This thread was brought to you by @Seamajor and his love of the white stuff lol
Would YOU suck on the teet of life?
I was breastfed and grew up searching out bigger and bigger boobs ... not for food ... just trophies I mount on my wall.
Did you make them rub lotion on their skin first?
We're the only mammals that drink milk past infancy
Lactose intolerance means you're healthy it's your body pushing that shit out
It's all marketing 'Milk it does a body good'
We're the only mammals that drink milk past infancy
Lactose intolerance means you're healthy it's your body pushing that shit out
It's all marketing 'Milk it does a body good'
Lactose intorance just means you are genetically inferior.
i used to lick scotch tape as a kid. nasty habit. thankfully puberty came and i stopped that shit quick. although my parents still wondered if i was still doing it around every X-mas. Don't share this with anyone people. Please.
Hmm *running for the hills and out of sight forever*:) seriously i can relate just not with Blockbuster. Oops. *Backing quick out of this thread*i used to lick scotch tape as a kid. nasty habit. thankfully puberty came and i stopped that shit quick. although my parents still wondered if i was still doing it around every X-mas. Don't share this with anyone people. Please.
I knew a kid that ate white paste, you remind me of him ... he was a legend, still owes over 1000 bucks in late fees at Blockbuster.
On the contrary, it is an evolutionary advantage as it enables more food sources to be used when food is hard to come by. Thus why so many people can digest milk products. It is also why the practice is so wide spread across so many cultures which did have milk producing livestock. From reindeer herders in Asia, to Mongolians, to Tibetians, to South Asians, to virtually every European and mideasterner, to African cattle herders in every part of the continent.
You get something 2500% more calories out of dairy then you do just eating the cow plus dairy can be stored (a few months with yogurt and several years as cheese). You can graze livestock on hillsides unsuitable for farming so it isn't like it competes against farming. Hell, it is even good economics as you still get meat, hides, bone, and fertilizer so, yes, superior in just about every imaginable way.