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  1. Dey, BMW spoil ah, take bus [laugh]
  2. First penis transplant in the United States a success 19 May 2016 The first penis transplant in the US is a success. American Thomas Manning is happy to be sitting on a chair. A few weeks ago that wasn't possible. A rare penile cancer required surgery that cut off most of his penis. But thanks to a successful penis transplantation and a deceased donor, doctors expect Manning to be back to normal. The procedure was a partial penectomy, but all that was left after surgery was a one-inch stump that had the bank courier sitting to urinate, unable to sit comfortably and having to abstain from intimate relations. But a week after the successful transplant, Manning is doing better and looking forward to living a normal life. His is the first successful penis transplant in the United States. There have already been three attempts at penile transplantation. Manning's is the second successful one. According to The Guardian, the world's first transplant, performed by Chinese surgeons in 2006, failed because the patient psychologically rejected the alteration although it was a surgical success. There was no sign of physical rejection but two weeks later, the transplanted penis had to be removed. The second attempt was done in South Africa, late in 2014. It is the first successful transplant and has already yielded very positive results - the patient's girlfriend is reportedly pregnant, according to CNN. Mr. Manning's surgery took 15 hours to complete. It was performed at the Massachusetts General Hospital, starting on May 8 and lasting until the following day. The cancer was diagnosed after he went to see a doctor due to an accident. Heavy equipment struck him. His physician noticed an abnormal growth in his genitals. Manning was eventually told it was an aggressive form of cancer and must be removed via surgery. The surgery went well, although there was a complication a day after that required another trip to the surgical theater to deal with hemorrhage. Manning is doing better now and hardly feels any pain. In the next several weeks or months , he expects to fully regain urinating and even sexual functions. But Manning will likely have to take anti-rejection medication for an extended period of time. According to the Chinese pioneers, a lot of complex microsurgeries are needed to be performed in the transplantation process. It took 3 years for the USA team to prepare for the surgery. The team had to operate on five to six dead donors to learn the tissue removals and perform cadaver dissections to get a better mapping of the anatomy. “We’re cautiously optimistic, it’s uncharted waters for us,” said one of the surgeons, Dr Curtis L Cetrulo, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, who estimated the surgery to cost around $50,000 to $75,000. Mr Manning’s bill was paid by the hospital and doctors did not charge him. Dr Dicken Ko, team leader and director of the hospital’s regional urology, explained the hospital will only handle one patient at a time. He added that the surgery is currently offered to cancer and trauma patients, not to transgender people. Penile transplantation is part of an experimental research programme which aims to help combat veterans with pelvic injuries, cancer patients, and accident victims. In the US, suicide rate among war veterans whose genitals and urinary sections have been damaged is high. Dr Cetrulo mentioned these victims are mostly between 18 to 20 years old. He said these men feel hopeless for missing out on intimate or sexual relations, so a penis transplant would address their pyschological hardship and could be lifesaving. But before the team can actually operate on veterans, they will perfect the surgical method on civilians first. MIMS ______ Personally, I cracked up when I read the name of the doctor: "Dr DICKen"
  3. @porker, @turboflat4 Just couldn't seperate them even in jail ..... link: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/photos/saved-dogs-pictured-hugging-wait-photo-080104325.html
  4. http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/what-is-buz...-020027403.html Man puts fork into penis for sexual gratification A 70-year-old man arrived at the Canberra Hospital's Emergency Department with a 10 cm fork stuck in his penis. According to a write-up in the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports last month, the steel cutlery item was inserted
  5. Saw this via FB...happen this morning near Braddell flyover at 5am. Witness saw driver flee the scene in another car across the road.. [confused] Any bros wake up early today and saw this?
  6. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veHKdKElZ3w
  7. LOL!!!! Think they work together....watch till end
  8. ...and live happily with your US BFs ass-ass New York governor signs gay marriage into law Posted: 25 June 2011 1211 hrs Photos1 of 1 Rings are exchanged in a gay marriage ceremony in New York in 2004. (AFP/Getty Images/File/Chris Hondros) VideoNew York state Senate approves gay marriage NEW YORK - New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a Bill legalising gay marriage late Friday, delivering a powerful victory for gay rights advocates in one of the most populous and influential states of the union. Gay rights activists chanted and danced in the streets of New York city as news spread that the Republican-controlled state Senate had narrowly approved the "Marriage Equality Act". Cuomo signed the measure, which will take effect in 30 days, into law just before midnight Friday (0400 GMT). Cheers erupted in the Senate galleries in the state capital Albany when the legislators voted 33-29 to approve the measure after weeks of intense wrangling. The 29 Democratic Senators were joined by four Republicans, one more than the minimum needed to get the Bill approved. Cuomo, who had lobbied hard for the measure, beamed after it was approved. "Democracy works when the people speak. And the people spoke in volumes over these past few months. And this legislature responded this week to their calls," Cuomo said at a press conference soon after the vote. "What we accomplished this evening with marriage equality really in some ways brings it all home. Because this state, when it is at its finest, is a beacon for social justice," he said. The Democratic-majority lower house, the state assembly, approved a similar gay marriage Bill on June 14, and later ratified the changes made by the Senate. The measure's approval coincides with the beginning of an annual weekend event celebrating gay pride in New York, which culminates with a giant parade on Sunday. In Albany activists supporting and opposing the measure chanted, sang and waved placards, packing the Senate galleries and demonstrated inside and outside the building. Marc Grisanti, one of the Republican Senators who voted for the measure in Albany, agonized over his vote. "I cannot legally come up with an argument against same-sex marriage," Grisanti said as he was about to vote. And yet, "I cannot deny a person, a human being... the same rights I have with my wife," he said. The Republican-dominated Senate had rejected a similar Bill in December 2009, and its approval Friday was uncertain leading up to the vote. New York state lawmakers, who should have recessed late Monday, had been in drawn-out negotiations in an extraordinary session to put the final touches on the Bill's language designed to address legal protections for religious organizations. New York is the third most populous US state after California and Texas, and will become the sixth state to approve gay marriage after Iowa, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont. Hawaii, California, Nevada, Oregon and New Jersey, as well as the US capital Washington, offer civil unions to same-sex couples, but not marriage rights. A March poll found that a 53 percent majority of Americans are in favour of allowing gay marriage. The New York Civil Liberties Union applauded the approval. "This historic, bipartisan vote is a victory for families and a victory for human rights. Now, all loving couples in our state can enjoy the dignity, respect and legal rights that marriage provides," said the group's executive director Donna Lieberman. The Log Cabin Republicans, a group representing gay members of the Republican Party, congratulated the party members that voted in favour of the Bill. "Republicans in the New York state Senate stood up for true conservative values: individual liberty, personal freedom and equal rights for all, and we thank them for voting on the right side of history," said Gregory Angelo, the head of the group's New York state chapter. - AFP/ir
  9. ..si bo?? http://theonlinecitizen.com/2011/06/hlp-tu...-a-sea-of-pink/ Media release by the organisers of Pink Dot/ Over 10,000 pink-attired Singaporeans turned Hong Lim Park into a sea of pink, where they gathered
  10. Had the liberty to test the M3 recently, and it was a blast. Good power, sufficient to get you out of a situation so to speak. Handles well, with the excellent tools that give you the good grip on the road. Din get to test oversteer and drift the car out of a corner, but let's leave that for track. Steering, however, although firm, somehow did not give me feedback like how i normally get. End of the day, the question beckons, would I trade in my porker for a M??? How about you? What is your take? Me already eyeing sth else......but let's leave that for another time.... fire away all...
  11. ...in this youtube video..... [laugh] WTF!!!
  12. http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singapor...nt.jsp?id=25090 Yo Porker...I always knew you had these kinds of fetishes http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/photo/getMediumSizePhoto.do?id=23751
  13. Dear Poker... I know u dying 4 my peekture... And I think its about time to show or gif u my peekture... But hope i wouldnt disappoint u as I am oreli attacted to someone liao... If u dont like u can just cut me out n keep me... Hopefully with me peekture, u will be able to quit your toylet shooting habit... but u got to promise me to kiss me peekture eveliday once u c it.... I think the fhotographer has done a terrific job in taking those shots... he got me a good touch up n make sure that I come out in the right tone... Hope u will like it n make a cut out n put in on your desk n wallet... u can look at me once in a while when u miss me... OK??? Blue2
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  15. http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singapor...nt.jsp?id=12390 How come not Red one ha STOMPer Anon came across this online auction for two pairs of panties, apparently put up by a girl in Singapore. "Girl selling unwashed panties in Singapore!" he wrote in an email to STOMP yesterday (Jan 2). STOMP made a check on the website and found that the two pairs of panties, which have been put on auction since Dec 26 last year, have a buy price of $25, while the current bid is $6. The auction ad has a clause which states: "Item is not new. No brand. Bid price is for both items...will wear it a day before mailing if buyer click on buy price. Free normal postage. No return address will be written at the back of the envelope. If u are afraid of lost mail pls pay additional $2.50 for reg mail." STOMP is contacting the STOMPer for more details.
  16. Spotted at River Valley Esso kiosk just opposite Valley Park Condo! Black and driven by a bald dude. Sorry I know this thread is worthless without pics but I get so excited just listening to that flat 6 sound
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