Tag Archives: balls
Fox News Says Yoga is Leading to the “Wussification of America”
Fox News doesn’t think that any exercise is good exercise. Nope! they make it clear that they would rather have diabetes than flexibility.
ABC News reported on Thursday that yoga may be the “fastest-growing sport in America.” In answer to that, Fox
Teen Charged For Grabbing Cops Testicles During Arrest
He may have been resisting arrest, but this teen couldn’t resist the urge to squeeze the arresting officers manhood on his way down.
Weddington grew increasingly violent, and when authorities tried to restrain him, he put the squeeze on the unidentified arresting officer, causing him “extreme pain.”
“[Weddington] reached up in between [the officer's] legs and grabbed [the officer's] testicles and began to squeeze,” the police report said, according to Fox 4 News.
It Is Illegal To Say A Man Has No Balls In Italy
When in Rome… choose your words wisely.
Italy’s Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that it is a crime to insult a man by saying he has “no balls.”
Skinny Jeans Give You Twisted Testicles
Think your sperm cells and masculinity are the only things at risk in those skinny jeans? Your very balls may be next.
Medical experts, including UK television personality Dr. Hilary Jones, have reported an increase in injuries being caused by tight jeans, cites The Telegraph on Wednesday. “The trendy denims are causing twisted testicles, bladder weakness, and even urinary tract infections.”
Human Genitals Served At Japanese Restaurant
Now we all are skeptical about what is in Chinese food, but what about what’s in Japanese food? This investigation of a Tokyo restaurant may prove to be unsettling.
The guests at the May event knew they’d be dining on the chef’s private parts – in fact, they paid $250 for the pleasure. Chef Mao Sugiyama had his penis and testicles removed by a surgeon in March and kept them in his freezer for two months before cooking them at the exclusive Tokyo gathering. Some 70 people attended the dinner in the city’s Suginami ward, which opened with a short piano recital.
