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Lazarus and the Gimp
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Whale-raping abomination
Aug 2000
time: 05:20
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Development
The foreskin and the glans develop as one structure. Natural separation of the two structures occurs gradually during childhood. The age at which the foreskin becomes retractable differs for each child. It may take until the age of 17 or beyond. This is normal. Forcing the foreskin to retract may cause pain, bleeding, scarring, infection, and adhesions. Therefore, the foreskin of a child should be retracted only by the child himself when he is ready to do so.
Stretching a tight foreskin
The vast majority of tight foreskins can be suitably loosened within a month or so by careful stretching twice daily. Use baby oil, Vaseline intensive care hand and body lotion, Nivea or any bland cream as a lubricant. Pull the foreskin forward away from the body several times then pull it back as far as it will comfortably go and hold it in this stretched position for several minutes. When the gap becomes large enough insert your thumb, or smaller finger if necessary, into the foreskin and grip the glans (the head of the penis) between finger and thumb. Roll the foreskin over the thumb until the tight ring is white with stretching. Hold it in this position as long as you can at a time - say 5 minutes. Repeat as often as you have the time and enthusiasm for. If later you find there is room for two or more fingers then use them. It may also help if you soak your penis in warm water for some minutes before you start to stretch.
Steroid creams
Steroid creams should be used next if no significant progress has been made after a month. The cream you need is called Betamethasone 0.05% sold in 30 G tubes. It is sold in the UK as Diprosone. It is a prescription-only medicine which means you will have to ask your doctor for a prescription. The cream should be massaged into the tight part of the foreskin inside and outside 2-3 times a day for at least a month combined with further stretching. As the foreskin widens it may become apparent that the frenulum is restricting retraction. This can be remedied by a small operation called a frenuloplasty performed under a local anaesthetic.
Preputioplasty (Dorsal Relieving Incision)
A preputioplasty should be able to cure any tight foreskin where stretching and steroid cream application have failed. This is an operation in which a cut is made through the tight ring that is limiting foreskin retraction, in an up and down direction and then sewn up in an across direction. Once this has healed (2-3 weeks) the foreskin can usually be retracted fully and the only change in appearance is a notch that becomes visible in the skin as it is retracted. Make sure that you agree with your surgeon how far you will allow him to cut through the foreskin.
Short frenulum
A short frenulum may be the cause of a foreskin not retracting behind the glans, or pulling the glans downwards as soon as retraction begins. If stretching the frenulum fails, as it usually does, it can be freed by a minor operation called a Frenuloplasty. This can usually be performed under a local anaesthetic.
Ballooning of the Foreskin
Ballooning of the foreskin while urinating can be a normal phase of development during childhood. It is not an indication for circumcision. Ballooning is a temporary phenomenon that arises when the foreskin begins to separate from the glans. It speeds the process of separation and disappears when the process is complete.
Phimosis
Phimosis is a name given to the condition where the foreskin is unretractable. We must distinguish normal (physiological) unretractability from abnormal (pathological) unretractability. Physiological unretractability of the foreskin is found in nearly all new-born infants, and becomes increasingly uncommon with advancing age. It is not an indication for circumcision.
Pathological phimosis is scarring and obstruction of the opening of the foreskin. This is rare and may be found in diabetes, and in a localised skin condition called lichen sclerosus which is often referred to as "balanitis xerotica
obliterans" (BXO) when it affects the penis. In this condition the skin is thickened, white, and hard. Circumcision is a treatment option for lichen sclerosus of the foreskin when it is refractory (unresponsive) to conservative treatment. Circumcision will not however cure or prevent outbreaks of lichen slerosus elsewhere on the penis.
The medical literature contains many reports showing that most cases of phimosis can be treated effectively by topical steroid applications or by conservative surgery.
"True" phimosis --- better termed "preputial stenosis," because "phimosis" has so many different definitions it now is devoid of any useful meaning --- occurs in less than 2% of intact males.
Of these 2%, 85-95% will respond to topical steroids. Of those who fail this, at least 75% will respond to stretching under local anesthesia, either manually or with a balloon. The arithmetic is simple: At the very most 7 boys in 10,000 may need surgery for preputial stenosis. No wonder the Canadian Paediatric Society calls circumcision an "obsolete" procedure! [What is 'phimosis'?, Van Howe R, CIRP]
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Pekka
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em seu burro dos pais!
Feb 2002
time: 07:20
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Diss, might be true, but have you considered the fact that Europeans don't think uncut penises are gross? In fact, you would be the freak with your cut penis  .
The people who keep saying chicks dig clean penises, hey, shower once in a while and it'll be clean. 1% better chances of not getting aids while ****ing withotu condom? HEY I'll TAKE MY CHANCES!!!! Live a little, TAKE A ****ING CHANCE! And ps, use a condom.
Another thing, all the porno dudes have cut penises.. no they don't?! in the freaking 80s movies they did, not anymore. In fact, it seems to be about 50/50 now. I guess none of you cut penis experts recognize uncut penise anymore because it looks dashingly similar to the cut penis while erect. And if your chicks dig your limp penises more because the head is exposed, fine, what ever, but I usually wave mine around chicks when it's erect, ready to ****, anyway.
Yo dig this blood, I got my nuts removed. They can get rash easily, and thus become a real health risk. Also chicks dont' dig my balls because they are all wrinkly and ****, and they get so sweaty and they are in the way when they try to lick my rod. So I got rid of it, I recommend it 100%!"!11 <- cut penis logics.
The real test is, if you had your penis like God made it when you were like say 16 and over, say until about 18. Would you get it cut? OK let's make it easier, if it would be cost free, if it wouldn't hurt too much, and if it would be success guaranteed as an operation?
No you wouldn't  . Maybe 10% of guys would, but 90% would keep their penises like they are and why is that? Because you live in a fantasy land, and it's only natural for men to defend their penis, that is mutilated just after birth. What ever dudes.. 
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19-03-2005 13:31
ACK!
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