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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Matty's Batty

Matty's Batty — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:08:59 +0000

I have a BFA…Bachelors in FelatioArts.

*gropes Ken’s 7-incher and runs away*
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Anna

Anna — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 18:47:45 +0000

LOLOLOL. This is the best question here all month (that’s not saying much, though)

Colours (pardon my Canadian spelling) is just quite proud of that biology degree, is all…

-Anna
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Coast Cowboy Bill

Coast Cowboy Bill — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 17:27:43 +0000

I’m seven inches — if I fold it in half…
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by DMdude

DMdude — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 17:11:26 +0000

No. Most people don’t.
Although having one would certainly make your answer be taken more seriously.
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by OURScott

OURScott — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 17:06:53 +0000

I’ve got a degree in organic chemistry and biology and I don’t know jack sh!t about men’s health.

RScott
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Jayden's ♥Aunt♥

Jayden's ♥Aunt♥ — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:47:30 +0000

I wouldn’t have thought so, darling, considering some of the answers I’ve seen.

Laughable doesn’t describe them.

(((Ken)))
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by •• TONY ••

•• TONY •• — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:58:07 +0000

Well, "Colors" (who always gets 2 votes when you see his/her answers listed in Best Answers), seems to be very proud to have one, though what relevance it could be, I do not know, because here in the UK there is no such thing as a non-specific Biology Degree. You have to specialize in one of many sub-subjects like botany, ecology, etc.
This being the Men’s Health category, a degree in human biology or a medical degree would be more relevant.
I agree with Livewire9, the addendum is just a marker so that multiple account holders can track their answers during the voting phase, when cheating to increase their "best answer" score. Invariably their Q&A is set to "private" too.
Many of the answers given here are downright wrong and are often just opinions. Contributors who give a source, or a link can sometimes give credibility to their answers, but just like newspapers, there is no guarantee that what you read on the internet is necessarily true either so you need to make a judgement on the credibility of the source. For example, if there is a conflict in the information given by "jackinworld" and "The World Health Organisation", you have to decide which one is most likely to be telling the truth, then do further research.
Even Wikipedia is just a collection of people’s unsubstatntiated opinions and it often contains untrue "facts", until someone more knowledgeable than the original poster edits or corrects the erroneous entry.
A lot of the answers I give are from personal experience, but my background and training are also helpful, though I never say what that is.
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Connor

Connor — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:51:26 +0000

Obviously no.
Most people on here can’t even speak English properly let alone have a degree in anything having to do with men’s health.

-Connor
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Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by india lima foxtrot, beeotches

india lima foxtrot, beeotches — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:15:39 +0000

Yes, except for the penis rating questions. I like the answers that say, "4 inches is normal. I’m 7 inches myself." Yeah right.

EDIT: I have a BM. Is that helpful at all?
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I really am a Bachelor of Music.

Comment on Is a biology degree a requirement to answer questions in "Men’s Health"? by Lucy

Lucy — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:12:19 +0000

Knowledge is what you need, not a certificate
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