Yeah, I saw a video clip of him on that other site years ago. Apparently he had lost his penis due to some sort of infection, so he had doctors reconstruct a very spot on penis-like member using the skin on his left arm.

Sure enough, by the time it was fully formed and ready for transplant, COVID lockdown came along and his surgery was postponed.

From what I recall, dude at least seemed to have a pretty good sense of humor about the whole situation.

Oof, I can totally relate 👍

My gut just wants beer right now.

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What ever did happen with the dude that had an artificial replacement penis made on his left arm anyways?

Shit, it looked like it was totally ready for transplant to its final destination, but then COVID lockdown came along and surgery was postponed…

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Following the spirit of my post, I would assume that toenails would no longer receive damage and would hopefully last through a person’s lifetime.

Side thought, it would be nice if teeth didn’t rot…

And teeth and a nose and all?

Why did you curse my imagination?

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Some people don’t even have a first penis ☹️

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Awesome question!

I would add a stem cell gland to help with healing injuries and stuff.

You can absolutely add wings!

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LMFAO! Touché salesman!

Should Super Mario Brothers 1 be considered an old game?

It depends whether you’ve ever played the game before (or, regarding your question, whether you’ve seen the movie before).

If you’ve seen the movie or played the game a half million times, then it’s not new to you.

But there’s still plenty of people out there that haven’t seen the movie or played the game you speak of, so it would absolutely be new to them…

No no, this is the new updated circumcision!

Damn, that explains the incident with the sand blaster!

Yes, car batteries. Meant to clean corroded terminal posts.

But how else are you supposed to remove the warts and barnacles?

Haha, touché salesman 👍

Plot twist: The year 2000 Chinese New Year was actually on February 5th, a year of the dragon.

https://www.pinyin.info/chinese_new_year/cny2000-2099.html

I’m old enough to remember when computers didn’t even require a hard drive, they could just boot right into Basic from ROM.

You actually make me wonder…

This isn’t quite related to computers, but is definitely related to electronic technology.

Like, why the fuck is my watch model labeled as a Casio 3507 WS-1300H?

Like WTF? Why not give it an intuitive name, like 'Casio Watch, Tide Predictor #(year model), Grey Color"?