If suity did Gender reveals...

[vetran]

Gender reveal goes wrong when confetti cannon fires into father's crotch | Daily Mail Online

Oh baby, that's gotta hurt! Gender reveal goes painfully wrong when the father accidentally fires a confetti canon into his crotch

• Gemma Bayliffe Newby, from Manchester, decided to film her big gender reveal
• She was joined by her husband Oliver and their daughter, who wants a sister
• But the reveal quickly went wrong when Oliver couldn't work the confetti cannon
• Oliver fired the cannon straight at his groin and rolled up on the floor in agony

[SueEllen]

Quicker than a vasectomy...

[ladymuck]

This is another Americanism we've imported isn't it?

[SueEllen]

This is another Americanism we've imported isn't it?

Yes and it's a tulip one.

Who cares what sex your baby is?

Also unborn babies can't have genders because they don't have personalities.

[ladymuck]

Yes and it's a tulip one.

Who cares what sex your baby is?

Also unborn babies can't have genders because they don't have personalities.

"Biological sex reveal" doesn't quite have the same ring to it

[GJABS]

because they don't have personalities.

That's most of us on here isn't it?

[BrilloPad]

Yes and it's a tulip one.

Who cares what sex your baby is?

Also unborn babies can't have genders because they don't have personalities.

Thats how the scan works. They see if the baby is doing the washing up or sitting in front of the TV asking for a beer....

[Paddy]

Yes and it's a tulip one.

Who cares what sex your baby is?

Also unborn babies can't have genders because they don't have personalities.

In India it can be a matter of life or death of the infant.

[vetran]

In India it can be a matter of life or death of the infant.

Sadly so.

[SueEllen]

In India it can be a matter of life or death of the infant.

Luckily we and the "thoughtful" couple aren't in India, though in the UK we have an issue that people aren't having enough children.

Britain faces baby bust as birth rates plummet. Now is the time to adapt the economy | The Independent