Quote from: TequilaClock;1352664Ok I just asked, surprisingly if you bite/chew your tongue frequently or if you have a broken tooth swiping the tongue it will be regenerating frequently so there will be a time that it gets so much reparation the DNA configuration can mutate. Thats pretty intereseting, sadly I kinda have that habit too so dayum.

Ah yes, every time DNA replicates parts might accidentally get snipped off the strand.
There's quite a bit of nucleotides that are strung to the end of DNA to prevent this from causing any damaging effects, but eventually the tail wears out and mutations can occur, like cancer.

Quote from: an ocean of cocks;1352646Whaaaaat? Really? How the hell can that cause cancer?

Yes, as you've figured out, by constantly irritating the cells and making them die and regrow too much.  Then they grow out of control. This is, actually, how most cancers begin.  Like how smoking causes lung or throat cancer.

I couldn't find the sunscreen video so I found the Chris Rock parody. Good luck though man!

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in before "well I hope it is cancer"

yous best not be bullshitting us sonny boy