Some testicles, yesterday. |
If
you want to suggest power and courage, why not, “flap up”? A vagina has the
muscle power to project a nine pound human into a delivery room, yet still
retain its taught elasticity to accommodate a pathetically grateful penis
merely weeks later (providing the owner doesn’t want to instinctively lop the
cock off’ve every man she meets following said agonising birth).
"Say, once he's popped out, how about a quickie?" |
Balls
are useless, and I come here not to bury them, but at least tuck away the hairy
sods when I sit down. Previously, I’d only ever been dimly aware of their
existence if I’d accidentally slid off the frame of my BMX. Now I’ve tumbled
into my mid-thirties, I’ve never been more aware of their groin-bothering
antics, constantly banging about my crotch like some twin pendulum carved from
kebab meat.
I
admit that their functionality is a simple, yet vital, part of human
reproduction. But it’s hard to marvel at their sheer worthiness when the base
design seems so fundamentally flawed. As sperm needs to be kept at a
temperature lower than that of the body, their exterior positioning is crucial.
Unfortunately, this means that an awful lot of intercourse is unwittingly
soundtracked to the familiar symphony of nutsack smacking arse, which has been
scientifically proven to be massively off-putting. Chiefly because it’s the
exact same sound you’d hear if you tried playing ping-pong with a wet pickled
onion.
In porn, women go mad for the tang of sweaty scrotum, which is just like in real life, yeah? |
And
thanks to their exposed geography, they act as a natural beacon for assault –
man’s own Death Star weak spot, only a hundred times less impressive and a
thousand times more painful. Great if you’re fending off an attacker, not so
good if a toddler wearing a crown runs through your legs. I’ve also never
understood porn’s mission to make them visually appealing; shave them, coat
them in oil, or pop them in a pair of Ray-Bans if you must – they still look
like Postman Pat’s knuckles clutching a roller-coaster safety bar as far as I’m
concerned. Pity the performer asked to lick a pair lustily for the camera.
Nutritionally-speaking, they’d be better off tonguing a scotch egg that had
rolled under a sofa. Fewer hairs too.
"Has anyone seen a pair of plums?" |
Hell,
I’m not sure what role, if any, a eunuch performed in Ye Olde Days, but I imagine
that once they’d got past the horrific act of ballbag butchery, they were
probably better off than the rest of us nad-janglers. Of course, it’s easy for
me to opine; I was voluntarily neutered over a year ago, following two children
and a feeling that I’d done enough for the world’s population problems. Little
tip for anyone considering it: you will have to pop your genitals through a
giant paper letterbox, making you the world’s most obscene front door.
"Hi there, I'm here to shift a penis." |
Crushingly,
the kindly-faced medical assistant needed only a wet-ended cotton bud to
gingerly brush aside my flaccid penis from the proceedings. She could have at
least used a toy JCB to protect my fragile modesty. Even one of those miniature
wooden shovels given away with cinema ice cream would have done. My knob shame
was the least of my problems some ten minutes later or so, as the surgeon
knitted my deferens together in equal parts skill and sadism. Another tip: it’s
really not that bad. Just a few kicks to the knackers. Deal with it.
I tried not to look at my nads for the next few days – they
resembled a pair of Ribena Berries who’d had the shit kicked out them by a
posse of burly bananas. I’d not felt less like wanking since Su Pollard’s pop
career.
A eunuch, off've some TV show that you definitely haven't downloaded illegally |
And now, their functionality no more, they hang about like a
remnant of a past most people would sooner forget, a bit like those Golly Dolls
your Grandparents insist on clinging on to for old times sake; every bit as
ugly and offensive, only much less likely to sit on an elderly racist’s mantelpiece.
Grow a pair? Oh, grow up, men.
Well said Sir!
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