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07-02-2011, 02:25 PM
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Want a Bigger Ding Dong? Give Me £120.
Hello all i came across this item in the Sun newspaper http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-RSS&ATTR=News.This is my 1st post and i know it looks a little basic. A pic is at the bottom incase someone doesn't know what a sealent gun is. £120 is a small price to pay to ruin your little friend. ExclusiveSilicone willy con £120 manhood ops... using sealant gun in dingy flat By EMMA LITTLE, Health and Science Editor Published: 29 Jun 2011 AN NHS nurse is offering backstreet silicone ops to enhance men's privates - using a DIY sealant gun. Jeremy Luke Castle offers the £120 surgery from a dingy flat where his three cats run about. Health experts last night admitted the practice is NOT illegal, despite being potentially lethal if jabs are not properly administered. The Sun found Castle carrying out the "surgery" in Elephant and Castle, South London - where his pets roam nearby as he uses the grouting gun on men's genitals. Castle, who advertises online and admits he has had no formal training, said: "It's not rocket science. "The scrotum is very easy and it's just a case of hitting the best place. "There's no law that says you can't do it. "It's medical grade silicone. The equipment I use is sterilised with copious amounts of disinfectant. It's not really dangerous." But he admitted: "If it's done incorrectly you could inject silicone into the blood vessel and that would result in the patient being, well, dead." Castle, who claimed he banned the cats from the room when he was injecting the filler, added: "I'm a trained nurse specialist. "This is a sideline. I haven't had any complications with any of the people I've done." In February, The Sun told how British student Claudia Aderotimi, 20, died after flying to the US for illegal silicone jabs to enhance the shape of her bottom. Aircraft engineer Jim Horton, 50, of Tavistock, Devon, had an op to boost his privates in 2007 but almost LOST them when silicone seeped through tissue and killed off his flesh. DIY surgery ... block Castle 'operates' at The practitioner did the surgery at home using a sealant gun and milk bottle. Top plastic surgeon Antonio Orlando, who repaired the damage to Jim, said: "This patient had severe problems. Sealant gun ... used in ops "Nobody should ever think about having this done on any part of their body as there are real health risks. It can become extremely painful." The British Association of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgeons called on the Government to close the legal loophole allowing such ops. e.little@the-sun.co.uk · |
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07-03-2011, 07:00 AM
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Re: Want a Bigger Ding Dong? Give Me £120.
Aircraft engineer Jim Horton, 50, of Tavistock, Devon, had an op to boost his privates in 2007 but almost LOST them when silicone seeped through tissue and killed off his flesh. You would think this dude would leave his shit alone at 50!! |