You know what? This makes perfect sense to me.
British Man’s Arm Will Become His Penis
I can’t decide which hed I like better though, so I’ll post both.
I’ve bedded over 100 women… but I don’t have a penis
Andrew dreams of surgery to change his life
Thanks to the The Sun and The Inquistr. My god, to be a fly on those copy desks when the editors start brainstorming heds. I can almost hear ’em now: “Ok, think penis, arm, sex…Hmm..a man who has had sex with over 100 woman but has no peen. Hmm..how ever shall we come up with a clever hed?”
Or something like that.
Here’s the tale of the peen, or of the arm, or of the arm-peen. Ugh. I don’t know. Just play along for shits and giggles.
Turns out, Andrew Wardle, 39, is quite the casanova for someone so young. He’s bright, funny AND good looking. He has various physical ailments–like an ectopic bladder–born with it formed on the outside–various kidney issues, berries but no twig, and a myriad of other, fun health problems.
In other words, he’s a trim magnet.
But here’s the rub (shut UP), he’s lacking one organ that is quite essential to the act of bumpin’ uglies: He is sans penis, and is so distraught about it, he never told his mates AND has contemplated suicide.
Huh?
Was he diddling blind women? I mean, I’m a woman and we do engage in such bawdy talk with our female friends. Think “Sex & The City” but much more graphic and grisly. Nothing is sacred, guys, remember that the next time you make a snide comment about a woman’s body because there is a VERY good chance she’s telling all of her friends at what a horrible lay you are.
OR, she’s being kind and raving about your enormous schvantz.
There’s no grey area here–it’s one, or the other, mmkay?
And to answer your question, I have no idea how that works. It’s a, um, head scratcher.
Back to the MIA peen. Looks like Mr. Wardle is having some sort of reconstruction surgery this summer, AND the surgeons are going to fashion something resembling a penis out of his arm.
Hang on, I gotta look at my arm for a sec.
Huh. I guess using a body part to fashion it into another body part makes sense, but if my arm was used, the results would be covered in freckles. And, that’s errs on the side of creepy because I don’t need a penis–I get mine on the outside–so why I checked out my arm as a possible candidate, I have no idea.
Anyhoo, here’s a little visual about how things are gonna go down for Mr. Wardle in a British operating theatre this summer.
Usually medical procedures, or certain painful events that only men can relate to (i.e. getting kicked in the balls) don’t cause me to wince because, really, I can’t relate to what it feels like to get a prostate exam.
However, this photo speaks for all of us when the idea of this operation finally sinks in.
Godspeed, Andy.