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OK that's all well in good, the Euro is F#$king the dollar, but did you see the link at the bottom of article to related stories?
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_240706.html
Man accidentally saws ***** into six pieces
A coffinmaker who accidentally sawed his ***** into six pieces is one of a number of Russians treated in a special clinic.
Emergency Care for Men only treats injuries to the male genitals and has been nominated for an award.
The coffinmaker was rushed into hospital after his circular saw got caught up in his trousers. His ***** is now fully functioning.
Other cases include men who have had their penises bitten off by wives, lovers and dogs.
Emergency Care for Men was established at a Moscow hospital in 1999 and now stands to win the Prizvaniye Prize.
Professor Pyotr Shcheplev set up the department to develop the field of andrology, which focuses on the study of the male genitals, according to The Moscow Times
He sums up his mission, saying: "If a ***** has some defect, it is a big psychological blow. It's a man's dignity."
The centre plans to hold seminars for doctors and emergency service workers to help increase their awareness of the injuries particular to men.
The winner of the Prizvaniye Prize is to be announced in June and will be awarded the equivalent of £6,871. Emergency Care for Men is one of seven nominees.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_240706.html
Man accidentally saws ***** into six pieces
A coffinmaker who accidentally sawed his ***** into six pieces is one of a number of Russians treated in a special clinic.
Emergency Care for Men only treats injuries to the male genitals and has been nominated for an award.
The coffinmaker was rushed into hospital after his circular saw got caught up in his trousers. His ***** is now fully functioning.
Other cases include men who have had their penises bitten off by wives, lovers and dogs.
Emergency Care for Men was established at a Moscow hospital in 1999 and now stands to win the Prizvaniye Prize.
Professor Pyotr Shcheplev set up the department to develop the field of andrology, which focuses on the study of the male genitals, according to The Moscow Times
He sums up his mission, saying: "If a ***** has some defect, it is a big psychological blow. It's a man's dignity."
The centre plans to hold seminars for doctors and emergency service workers to help increase their awareness of the injuries particular to men.
The winner of the Prizvaniye Prize is to be announced in June and will be awarded the equivalent of £6,871. Emergency Care for Men is one of seven nominees.
