Worlds first successful penis transplant

[PeoplesElbow]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...essful-penis-transplant/?tid=trending_strip_2

In a nine-hour surgery, a South African medical team successfully transplanted the penis of a dead donor to a young man without one. Three months later, they say, the recipient, who lost his penis because of complications from a ritual circumcision, has a totally functional sexual organ. That makes him the first successful recipient of a donated penis.

South Africa has a greater need for penis transplants than most of the world. Young men who are members of the Xhosa people often undergo ritual circumcision, sometimes in rural areas without proper instruments or sterilization. Complications from this practice lead to an estimated 250 penile amputations each year.

 

[b23hqb]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...essful-penis-transplant/?tid=trending_strip_2

I bet Margaret Sanger is rolling over in her grave.....

 

[baxter]

Yeah, then we can send them food, medical supplies, fresh water and get ebola in return

 

[oldman]

Mine's worn out, wonder if I should go over there and get a new one?

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Mine's worn out, wonder if I should go over there and get a new one?

They might be able to get you a bigger one, if the rumors are true.

 

[TPD]

And then there is this -
http://www.thrillist.com/travel/nat...-sex-in-the-world-but-australians-last-longer

 

[Gummie]

Maybe Lorena Bobbit is the head nurse

 

[Monello]

And then there is this -
http://www.thrillist.com/travel/nat...-sex-in-the-world-but-australians-last-longer

We're #1. That list probably includes the number of times the citizenry had been ####ed over by the government.