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Previously on "You hav'nt the balls to be a castrato singer"

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  • xoggoth
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    Doesn't mention it there but castratos used to grow extremely tall. Shortarses should have the snip and then get them grafted back on.

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  • You hav'nt the balls to be a castrato singer

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/5171892.stm

    Farinelli was among thousands of boys castrated to preserve their high-pitched voices as they grew up.

    Castrati singers were popular in Europe from the 16th Century until 1870 when the operation was banned.

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