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Mine are attached, which is good. I'll have enough drooping, sagging body parts when I get old. At least my earlobe will be youthful.
"Tradition is tending the flame, not worshiping the ashes." - Gustav Mahler
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In between but leaning more towards free. They don't look like the ones on the first post though:
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Attached, good recessive trait.
free as a bird
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Earring-ready, but I avoid those.
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Free. My grandmother says free earlobes are most common among Europeans (not sure about validity of that statement though).
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Not interested in psd-science and anthropology
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Hugging the skull for heat retention. Snowman style.
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What?Originally Posted by Harkonnen
Not interested in psd-science and anthropology
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