I thought I'd post something new, which I spotted recently: "At first we were all wondering why anyone would want to insert a mobile phone into their rectum," Dr Elaine Weng of the Taipei Medical University Hospital told reporters. !" I mean, it's not really a suitable shape, but the woman didn't want to tell us anything. She just said she'd sat on it accidentally, and was clearly very embaressed, so we removed it, and didn't ask any more questions" But a few days later, another woman was rushed into emergency with severe abdominal pain, and once sgain we found a mobile phone lodged in her rectum. it was the same model, a Nokia 8850, and when we asked her about it, she confessed what had happened. She'd been playing around with her boyfriend, and he'd switched on the vibrating function, inserted the phone into her anus, and then started dialling her number every few minutes, 'as a game.' It wasn't the sort of game I'd play, because the phone gradually slipped deeper inside her, and he couldn't get it out afterwards. Apparently, the Nokia 8850 has a particularly strong vibrating function, but we really cannot reccommend it's use in this way. Radio waves can't do the lower colon a lot of good, but the trouble is, mobile phones are too slim nowadays, and some people get tempted." Source : DPA, 14/02/01
The things men do to get off... Dear Cecil: What can you tell us about vacuum cleaner wounds to the penis? This malady apparently afflicts an informational underclass who think that a vacuum cleaner can simulate fellatio. --Inquiring Mind, Chicago Cecil replies: Got those midwinter blues, kids? Cecil has just the thing to brighten up your dull lives. Several cases of "penile injuries from vacuum cleaners" were reported about ten years ago in the British Medical Journal. The injury reports are classic: "Case 1--A 60-year-old man said that he was changing the plug of his Hoover Dustette vacuum cleaner in the nude while his wife was out shopping. It 'turned itself on' and caught his penis, causing tears around the external meatus.... Multiple lacerations of the glans [were] repaired with catgut. "Case 2--A 65-year-old railway signalman was in his signal box when he bent down to pick up his tools and 'caught his penis in a Hoover Dustette, which happened to be switched on.' He suffered extensive lacerations to the glans. "Case 3--A 49-year-old man was vacuuming his friend's staircase in a loose-fitting dressing gown, when, intending to switch the machine off, he leaned across to reach the plug; 'at that moment his dressing gown became undone and his penis was sucked into the vacuum cleaner.'" I think it is very unfair of you to suggest that these tragic victims were involved in unnatural acts. Here they were, just trying to keep things tidy, when they were attacked by a treacherous appliance. The real fault lies with the Hoover company for manufacturing such a dangerous product. But even the doctors are snickering, the cads. The report quoted above concludes, "the Hoover Dustette [has] fan blades about 15 cm from the inlet. The present patients may well have thought that the penis would be clear of the fan but were driven to new lengths by the novelty of the experience and came to grief." New lengths, indeed. Just wait till it happens to you.
