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[SunkenCiv]

IBTB -- "In before the"

[La Lydia]

That was my fear, as well!

[valkyry1]

Yeah whatever.

Evolutionism is much more an inlook into those who prognosticate it than any insight into the past.

[dog breath]

A female friend of mine was preoccupied with the size of a guy's feet. I think she said the feet were reflected in the evolution of other areas of the body. I am not sure what she meant exactly, but apparently she was really smart.

[Daffynition]

Scott Brown's prophetic, meteoric rise in polls for Tuesday's special election. Talk to the hand.

[wolfcreek]

This isn't about getting arthritic thumbs from texting or carpel tunnel?

[NonValueAdded]

All I know is my very intelligent daughter used all fours to hold her bottle when an infant. There is still some old code lurking in the genes.

[wildbill]

I believe our forebears used their hands only for traveling through the boughs of the jungle.

On the other foot, they had opposable toes and made and used tools with their feet.

Over time, these abilities were reversed by evolution as hominids moved out of the trees and onto the plains. Unfortunately Walking on their hands put their heads below the level of the high grasses and those who refused to evolve became easy prey for quadriped predators.

The absolute proof of this is that this ability/trait is still visible in some unfortunate folks who have lost the use of their arms/hands and are still able to type out the complete works of Shakespeare using only their toes.