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From: 0mn1vore <pAb1709@telus.wtf>
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Subject: Re: {ASSD} On the physiology of ejaculation
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On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 8:58:55 -0800, Father Ignatius wrote
(in message <dk09uv$5ki$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net>):
> Gahhh! Re-posting with curlies.
>
> -----
>
>
> "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?
I don't know, but a really good ejaculation will *feel* like it
goes on forever. I do have some physiological answers though
[unasked-for, but what the hell], partly to correct your
paragraph above:
Semen does not boil out of anyone's balls, being a mix of a small
amount of sperm in a fluid base, plus lots more fluid from the
prostate gland. And it doesn't boil out in any case, making its
exit at about the same temperature as the body producing it
[unless, perhaps, you have a high fever already, and happen to be
misreading a Farenheit thermometer at the moment of orgasm. But
why would anyone want to do that? Okay, maybe if it was a rectal
thermometer intended for horses... But let's not get into that].
Said prostate fluid, btw, contains a small amount of sugar; fuel,
to help the little buggers keep swimming longer. I forget, but
seminal fluid might also be a mild base solution, or might
otherwise work to counter the slightly acidic nature of vaginal
fluids, which, though helpful in preventing infection, create a
generally inhospitable environment for one's one-celled guests,
including those who are invited in [like sperm, for example].
Semen does contain some zinc, which might bind to acids and
neutralize them. Or not. I know small zinc plates, attached to
larger chunks of metal on sea-going boats, help to prevent
corrosion. But I think that's more of an electrolysis effect,
something to do with dissimilar metals in saltwater.
I'm not exactly in the mood to produce any ejaculate at the
moment [for lack of help, mostly, although I'm not too tired to
change my mind, if anyone attractive stopped by], nor interested
in testing its PH if I did, so you're kind of on your own there.
>
>
> TIA
>
> Nat
YWATF,
0mn1vore.
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