OK, I'm going to throw a bone to all you tunnel and cave sliders (yes, I said sliders). There is an 'origin' mythology from some South West (USA) group and it says that they came from caves. They came from caves, they said. And also they have a word (in one of the langs there, maybe Hopi?) that means, in effect, 'place of emmergence'. And the cave is supposed to have been inside The Grand Canyon. Now here is the rest: the word, the Hopi word (maybe it's Navajo? Zuni?) I'm working form memory. That word means 'place of emergence' or 'opening of cave' but it is a synonym for their word for part of a woman's body, the part that we call the vagina.

Could it be that the 'natives' were telling the 'anthropologists' some funky stories to make the antrolpologists look like idiots later?

Where do your people come from

they emerged

from where did they emerge

from a vagina

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>>4914792

I've noticed how some very well off families who run stuff, own stuff, that they will let the children seem to be empoverished in the eyes of the welfare office. That way the child qualifies for all kinds of free hand outs. Those kinds of hand outs aren't even widely known about in the general population. So little junior operator gets to go to university for free. Mom and he get free health care paid for by the government. Then, when he's 21, or out of college, the trusts kick in.

Poor little rich boy.

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there was a slide here a few weeks back when reflections in the windows made people imagine something. It was all explained. It's no big deal. There were other shots in the room, shown at the time, that explained all the reflextions. When you get such a photograph there is usually a crew out of the frame of the shot working the shoot. (photographers for famous people often have an entourage).

So, ya, no big deal those reflections.