What's the name of the groove in the upper lip called again? I always forget. It really bugs me that I forget.
Ah, that's right - the philtrum.
Names of surface landmarks I DO remember -
the glabella,
the nasion,
the canthus (inner and outer),
the frenulum (frenula, they are all over the place),
the tragus,
the inion,
and my alltime favorite, the Dimples of Venus - everyone has them, despite what the Wikipedia says: you line them up for the lumbo-sacral junction radiography view.
Dimples of Venus, superior and lateral to the Cleft of Buttock, just follow the Trickles of Sweat.
E@L
This whole post is a not so transparent excuse to post that photo of very attractive dimples ~grin~
ReplyDeleteIndy: truly, it was a last minute inclusion.
ReplyDeleteAdmittedly it was a GOOD last minute inclusion, but it WAS a last minute one.
Did Izzy take that photo of you?
ReplyDeleteYou have probably never heard of the "Cranston gap"-namely the gap between a well curved women's legs just below her vagina. The ideal separation being three fingers.
ReplyDeleteALWAYS requires a hand measurement!
Dan: which one? on FB? Or you mean the one of my sweaty butt?
ReplyDeleteSkip: I thought the Cranston Gap was a type of 20's dance...
Doin' the Cranston,
doin' the Cranston,
doin' the Cranston Gap!
My dimples of venus are more like the craters on the moon!
ReplyDeleteJoanne: never mind, some people are into astronomy.
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