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Started by diablo, September 20, 2013, 07:07:35 PM

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diablo

gi tagaan ko ug excuse slip ni papa balong. ako na lang konoy poli nija. tiguwang na si tarzan ;D

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moneytree

hala beera
sugod na ug geera

diablo

beera beera ug itlog
potlan pod ug oteen

diablo

Man with 100-pound scrotum REJECTS offers to perform $1 million corrective surgery for free because his giant organ has made him famous
By MICHAEL ZENNIE

A Las Vegas man who suffers from a rare condition that made his scrotum swell to 100 pounds is basking in the fame that his giant organ has brought him.
In fact, the attention is proving so intoxicating that Wesley Warren Jr turned down an offer to perform the $1 million corrective surgery for free because he would have had to give up the rights to his story. A second doctor has agreed to waive most of the cost for the procure, but Mr Warren still hasn't taken him up on the offer.
The watermelon-size scrotum Mr Warren carries between his legs has landed him on the Howard Stern Show and the Comedy Central program Tosh.0 and made him a local celebrity in his hometown.




diablo

Fame: Wesley Warren Jr has been on the Howard Stern Show and Tosh.0 and has become a local celebrity because of his 100-pound scrotum



Discomfort: Mr Warren cannot urinate like a normal man and must wear a hoodie for pants to conceal his enormous genitals
Firecracker Films, the company behind 'Big Fat Gypsy Weddings' has already signed a contract to make a documentary about him.
He also shot a segment for TLC.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2161294/Wesley-Warren-Jr-Man-100-pound-scrotum-REJECTS-free-1m-corrective-surgery.html#ixzz2fRJAxUOr
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diablo

pastilan ning fame oi. nganong mo logos pa man ug post si to whom it may concern

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