I just had to post this: we're doing the neurophyophsis in physiology, and right now (literally) we're talking about oxytocin (which stimulates milk release in lactating women). The professor said, that if a woman comes into the doctor's office, and is suckling her baby, but no milk is coming out, your first questions must be "Are they real?" Because, as he so eloquently explained, natural breasts are for suckling babies, but breasts that have perhaps been augmented somehow, are "for adult babies". I've never heard so much applause.
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It is not nice to pick on the professor who speaks English more poorly than you speak Spanish! However, I suspect that he knew EXACTLY what he was saying. Probably practiced and confirmed with someone.
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