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Subject: Re: {ASSD} On the physiology of ejaculation
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 10:35:55 -0700
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> "John's cock flexed and his semen boiled out of
> his balls, rushing through his shaft to coat the
> inside of Marsha's tunnel."
>
> Can anyone tell me:
>
> 1. how long it takes for a seminiferous tubule to
> generate a sperm cell,
>
> 2. for how long a sperm cell might thereafter
> typically be stored in the epididymis, and
>
> 3. how long thereafter it might typically take a
> sperm cell to traverse the vas deferens and arrive
> at the point where it participates in an
> ejaculation?
-- Well .... y'know it really doesn't matter, Nat, since about 80% of
ejaculate is produced by the prostate, not the testes. However, John
and Marsha would probably find it not nearly as interesting to know
that her, ahem, "tunnel" was being "coated" by phlegm from a part of
John's body that will cause him increasing difficulties with age. But
the answer to your question: a *long* time. That's why when I got my
vasectomy we still had to use birth control for a few months, until I
made whooppee in a closet off my doc's office, to prove my penis was
sperm-free zone.
Henry