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rabidsamfan) wrote2009-09-06 09:11 am
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Woke up to the radio having a conversation which made me mildly interested in going to a website where someone is trying to sell a book, and now he's got me wondering. His references say 20 percent of the population has a "long second toe" or rather a short big toe, but is that so?
So, a poll:
[Poll #1453908]
So, a poll:
[Poll #1453908]
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He's really talking about metatarsal bones, but I figured that would confuse people.
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Wow. I bet that's unusual.
My mom always says that human anatomy courses only teach you the approximations. Everyone is different than the textbooks in one way or another. (Her brother had seven bile ducts, for example. The normal human complement is two.)
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However, my sixth and seventh toes are infinitely more interesting... *tonguecheek*
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Luvs it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digit_ratio
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Same thing with people's little fingers starting farther down the hand. Sure, it's shorter, too. But with a lot of people, it isn't as much shorter as it looks.