Source: SligPants on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fimbriated_fold_of_tongue
I recommend checking yours by curiosity, people have more or less long ones.
Sweet tongueticles bro
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Imagine getting those caught between your teeth.
I got mine slightly damaged by my electric toothbrush which is why I researched what they were. They are not as big as the pic.
Just trim them with a pair of nail clippers.
drink half a bottle of vodka first
Kellogg's fan?
You are the next logical step of superior evolution, and must always hide your powers, for there be those who will be looking for you, to perform... unsound... experiments.
No need to imagine. It hurts like hell for a while, then you forget they even exist.
I've lost two. Hurts like a bitch but it was worth it
Well, checking had just made me squirt all over my mirror
The (not) technical term for that is "gleeking".
I hope it was followed by putting your shirt in cornholio mode and making Dilophosaurus sounds
I could have gone my whole life without knowing this, I'd have been that little bit happier.
Knowledge is sometimes a burden but overall it makes us stronger.
Thanks. I hate it.
My tongue is... like smooth underneath? Nothing that looks anything like these! I'm scared!
Apparently not everyone has these. I learned about them on an AskReddit thread many years ago. The title of the post was something like "what's something about people's body that they probably don't know?"
I showed the comment about this to my wife and she found she has them. She was so freaked out by their presence that I've refused ever since to find out whether I do.
Human bodies are weird! Tongue things, ear lobes are weird, some people can smell ants! There's so many more!
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This can’t get off my feed fast enough
bruh can't we have this marked nsfw
"L" .. nsfL.
Oh dear lord put some foreskin on that, you're scaring the children.
Reminds me of the mutant half-axolotl in season 1 of the Fallout tv series!
I have these! Plus I've got a bony lump on the roof of my mouth. Like half a small golf ball or half a large marble at the back of my hard palate, right before my soft palate. I always thought everyone had it, but a few years ago I learned it's rare. More common in certain genotypes, most people in my family have it.
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Used to ask what these were as a kid when I found them on my tongue. Nobody knew what I was talking about and I just assumed it was adults being stupid like usual. Guess I was right.
I've got a couple of these dangly boys. Hurt like hell when they get caught inbetween teeth.
I also stretched out my tongue's frenulum while in high school resulting in me being able to stick my tongue into my nasal cavity.
Tongue stalactites 🧐
This makes me quite uncomfortable.
Neat. I feel like I'd accidently chew them off if I had them.
This is honestly so cool. It reminds me that we're friggin Aliens.
Especially as embryos, which is where this comes from.
This may have awakened something in me
what that demon tongue do tho
......so mouth fingies?
Ahmm.. No?
Giggity.
Can you not hide individual posts/images in PieFed? Guess why I'm asking this...
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That is so frickin cool
Im gonna check if I have them too but going off feel It doesn't seem like it...
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