The Perfect Human - MegaFemale 7

[SkinBasket]

Science has taken a great leap forward. Round Two Begins!

Now that the nasty chaff has been separated from the sweet wheat, we begin our quest to sort through the Mega Females on the road to discovering the best womb for the perfect human.

Packerrats narrowly chose chocolate over rice, brown over yellow, a voice of transcendence over a voice of spite. Stage Actress Heather Headley downed Character Assasin and texaspackerbacker wet dream Michelle Malkin. Black chicks FTW!

In the biggest 1st round blow-out, Boobjob Pam Anderson blanked Cyclist "Tammy" Thomas and her testicles. Science considers for a moment what a different world this could have been had Tammy's egg been the foundation of perfection...

Stage Actress Heather Headley vs Boobjob Pam Anderson

[Tarlam!]

I voted Pam. I wish Skin could figure out a way that I could more than just vote her.

[Scott Campbell]

Those boobs aren't human. Hasn't science already spent enough time, money and silicon on Pammy?

[mraynrand]

Keep in mind that Pam's augmentations are not heritable, at least according to the most recent findings in molecular genetics.

[Iron Mike]

Keep in mind that Pam's augmentations are not heritable, at least according to the most recent findings in molecular genetics.

Here's the uber-ho without makeup:

[Tarlam!]

Keep in mind that Pam's augmentations are not heritable, at least according to the most recent findings in molecular genetics.

Here's the uber-ho without makeup:

Better than anything I've ever dated, even without make up!

[oregonpackfan]

I want to know if Pamela Anderson is already experiencing lower back pain.

Many women with naturally large breasts have lower back pain because they are "top-heavy." The back muscles are stressed trying to keep the torso in balance.

I can only suspect that "surgically enhanced" breasts magnify the lower back problems.

[Scott Campbell]

Many women with naturally large breasts have lower back pain because they are "top-heavy." The back muscles are stressed trying to keep the torso in balance.

Too bad it's not considered chivalrous to offer a helping hand carrying the load so to speak.

[SkinBasket]

She's since had them reduced from their peak size shown above. Besides, I'm sure her small fortune she made off those wonders of science more than makes up for a little back pain.

[PackerPro42]

Is it just me, or does Pam not have a belly button in this pic?

[Scott Campbell]

Is it just me, or does Pam not have a belly button in this pic?

Maybe they got carried away with the airbrush.

[Iron Mike]

Is it just me, or does Pam not have a belly button in this pic?

Umbilicus or not, she could still be my um friend.

[mraynrand]

I'm thinking the the infectious disease guys would love to get a sample from Pam. I bet you could keep them busy for months trying to culture and isolate all those different bugs.