Man Giving Birth

[bogeyman]

Halfwit

Well yeah, but 'Half a Sixpence' and all that.

[Diver]

Goodness me. It's just like the wit and chatter of a late Georgian coffee shop around here isn't it - except for the big hair.

Halfwit

[bogeyman]

Did he get pregnant up the arse?

Goodness me. It's just like the wit and chatter of a late Georgian coffee shop around here isn't it - except for the big hair.

[ratewhore]

haven't any of you guys dreamt to give birth ?

er, no. Makes my eyes water enough squeezing out a large brown submarine...

[HYpno27]

Surely this is really what confused dot com is for

[Diver]

C'est une bonne signalisation

Je suis allée en France l'année pasée et j'ai entendu beaucoup de "c'est bien" et "c'est bon." Est-ce qu'il y a une différence entre les deux? J'ai demandé cette question à une femme française et elle m'a dit que, si on parle des choses qu'on peux gouter ou sentir ou quelque chose comme ça, on dirait "c'est bon." Elle a dit qu'on utiliserait "c'est bien" dans les autres cas. Vous êtes d'accord? Vous pensez qu'il y a une vrai différence?

[DimPrawn]

Probably a zipper on his balls to the old fanny.

[dude69]

Did he get pregnant up the arse?

[Moscow Mule]

From the comments;

How's it going to get out ?
By zax
Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 13:11 GMT
Alien

Surely there's a great big c**k at the exit port.

My first thought exactly.

[motoukenin]

Refuse to speak english

C'est une bonne signalisation

[Diver]

I may have trouble sleeping tonight!

Thanks a lot Ardesco

[Ardesco]

Well a transgender man:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03...der_pregnancy/

What I want to know is how is he a transgender man is he kept his female reproductive organs? Or did they just sew a cock on and leave the ovaries etc inside?

If this is the case how's the baby supposed to come out.....