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Ok what was before modern man, homo erectus or neandertal man i guess and how long ago was that about half a million years ago? so how come us men still have hairy arses to this day? am i been silly in thinking we are evolving at a slow pace otherwise why in this day and age do we still need hair in places we dont. |
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@dre4mz | 20 November 13 |
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to keep ur as* warm when you sit lol x
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@mikeymk | 21 November 13 |
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Well, shave it, and see if you miss it. If you don't then you've proven it isn't needed. If you do, then you'll see why we still have it.
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@0.0 | 21 November 13 |
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but but where will the dingleberries live? 
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@mandain | 21 November 13 |
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But it's not slow, how long has modern man been around?
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@mok214 | 21 November 13 |
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@ turbot - 20.11.13 - 10:02pm Ok what was before modern man, homo erectus or neandertal man i guess and how long ago was that about half a million years ago? so how come us men still have hairy arses to this day? am i been silly in thinking we are evolving at a slow pace otherwise why in this day and age do we still need hair in places we dont. Nobody can really be sure anymore. There was a dig in a cave in Eastern Europe, and guess what? If the carbon dating can be believed, we were all living side by side. |
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@peta | 21 November 13 |
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I'd say Homo erectus is right before Homo sapiens/modern man, who've supposedly been around 400 000 years. Dated back to first fossilized modern man teeth.
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@0.0 | 21 November 13 |
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@ mok214 - 21.11.13 - 02:18am Nobody can really be sure anymore. There was a dig in a cave in Eastern Europe, and guess what? If the carbon dating can be believed, we were all living side by side. not just side by side but cross breeding. Read that on sciencedaily a few weeks ago 
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@obi_jon | 21 November 13 |
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Australopithecus afarensis. 
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@3mel | 21 November 13 |
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@ turbot - 20.11.13 - 10:02pm Ok what was before modern man, homo erectus or neandertal man i guess and how long ago was that about half a million years ago? so how come us men still have hairy arses to this day? am i been silly in thinking we are evolving at a slow pace otherwise why in this day and age do we still need hair in places we dont. if you ever had any, your pro dating potential just took a major nosedive there.. |
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@mok214 | 21 November 13 |
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@ 0.0 - 21.11.13 - 02:27am not just side by side but cross breeding. Read that on sciencedaily a few weeks ago Yep. It could mean that everything we know about human evolution is drastically wrong. |
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