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It might be preferable to have an animal donor, e.g. a donkey.Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostI wonder if you can have a cock transplant? Would it make you gay every time you touched it? What if it rejected you?
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I wonder if you can have a cock transplant? Would it make you gay every time you touched it? What if it rejected you?
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Surely the punishment should fit the crime ? What about 1 year for every centimetre ?Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostShe deserves a life sentence.
with time on the chain gang if she got the sack as well
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She deserves a life sentence.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThat other bloke had his nob sown back on, this guys will have some mince meat or a dildo to choose from.
If I was that bloke, I'd murder her when she comes out of prison in a few months time, if she serves that long.
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That other bloke had his nob sown back on, this guys will have some mince meat or a dildo to choose from.
If I was that bloke, I'd murder her when she comes out of prison in a few months time, if she serves that long.
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If it's anything like the John Wayne Bobbitt case from a few years ago, he'll have a prosthetic one stitched back on twice as big as the one he lost, and become a porn star.
Every Cloud has a silver lining
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Guess she wanted to make sure he could not get it stiched back on.Originally posted by DS23 View Postand put it through the electric waste disposal...
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going through a divorce
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BBC News - California woman cuts off husband's penisCalifornia woman cuts off husband's penis
Ms Becker was arrested on suspicion of aggravated mayhem, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, administering a drug with intent to commit a felony, poisoning and spousal abuse.Tags: None
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