I read some articles in "Psychology Today" about how bilateral symmetry can make a person very attractive. For example, Denzel Washigton, LizTaylor, Linda Evangelista all have very symmetrical faces (they took two left sides of their faces together and two right sides, and there was hardly a difference).
http://www.psychologytoday.com/htdoc...101-000033.asp

http://www.psychologytoday.com/htdoc...101-000034.asp

Essentially, we are all asymetrical to a degree, facially and in "other" areas. ;)

lol this thread is getting funny!

I think that's kinda weird that girl was missing a nipple.. arent they supposed to be there?

And I don't think anyone's breasts/balls/feet are all exactly the same size.... there has got to be some kind of difference no matter how noticable or small of a difference. ;)

Good one! ;)

There was (maybe still is) this exhibit at the Pacific Science Center where this machine takes a picture of one side of your face, then copies and reverses it and puts the two halves together. It does this for both halves, and you get to see the results. It's really weird. Most people realize their faces aren't really symmetrical, and there's one half they think is more "them." I did it, geez, one picture just didn't look "like me." I highly recommend this as a way to creep yourself out.

Yeah, Newsweek did an article on the symmetry thing. They said something about Marilyn Monroe's face being the most symmetrical celebrity face, one reason why she is considered to be one of the all-time most beautiful women. They "symmetrized" faces of celebrities, and I tell you, if you thought Lyle Lovett was funny-looking, wait 'til you see him symmetrized. That's one man who will never be attractive, no matter how hard he tries.

About the uneven boobies thing, I was told that the left breast tends to be larger than the right because, being nearer to the heart, it gets more blood circulation.