Testicle size 'link to father role'

wexie · 10-09-2013 12:47pm #1

In light of a recent thread on 'metrosexual-emasculating-frappacino-drinking' fathers I thought this article was very interesting :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-24016988

A link between the size of a father's testicles and how active he is in
bringing up his children has been suggested by scientists
......
The researchers were investigating an evolutionary theory about trade-offs
between investing time and effort in mating or putting that energy into raising children. The idea being that larger testicles would suggest greater commitment to creating more children over raising them.

So would that suggest that a man with smaller testicles also is likely to make for a better, or at least more faithful marriage partner?

And before anyone asks, my testicles are fine thank you very much, a bit wobbly but still quite firmly attached.

Rega · 10-09-2013 12:48pm

What were you searching for when you found that?

Ace Attorney · 10-09-2013 12:49pm

what a load of bollocks

10-09-2013 12:49pm

load of bollox

****e , above poster beat me to it

Nemeses · 10-09-2013 12:49pm

Good ol' Hardcore Man on Man I'd say.. Big Balls Party Vol 3? :P

wexie · 10-09-2013 12:50pm

Rega wrote: »

What were you searching for when you found that?

Front page of the BBC news website, was actually checking to see if they're bombing Syria yet

gramar · 10-09-2013 12:51pm

wexie wrote: »

Front page of the BBC news website, was actually checking to see if they're bombing Syria yet

yeah right...Big Black Cock website more like

MJ23 · 10-09-2013 12:56pm

Smurfs always have a bad case of Blueballs. That'd be sore.

lahalane · 10-09-2013 12:56pm

So if you have testicular cancer and lose one...does that make you a better or worse father?

token101 · 10-09-2013 12:58pm

The BBC has gone to bollocks lately and that's not a pun. Another of their most read headlines today: 24% of men admit to rape in Asia. They're losing credibility daily.