Why you should wear a cup

jimbo802

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As all of you male skiers know taking a shot to the balls while eatting it on a rail doesn't tickle. That's why i choose to wear a cup when I ski. Over the years I've taken a few hits to the family jewels but recently I took one heck of a back one on an urban rail. I lost my right ball so now I'm left with only one. Don't be a risk taker ans next time you go skiing remember the consquences.
 
Also, how do you loose your ball. Did you smash the rail, split the sac open, and it went for a ride out onto the city streets? Do you smash that thing so hard it got loose from the casing, and houdini'd to inside yourself? Or, does it get ruptured and exploded, you're all like ,"Damn! This ain't right.", go to the hospital, and they scalpel the little guy out?

Either way, +vibes OP. I'd look for some form of replacement, or else you'll never have a shot at the FD ballers club with only one testicle.
 
Nowadays Iwear full hockeykeeper gear whenever I'm skiing.

No more shinbang.

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Idk about the OP. but my friend hit his so hard it swelled up to the size of a grapefruit pretty much and had to be surgically removed
 
As long as you have one round left in the chamber, it'll still shoot, and it only takes one to getter done.
 
cups really dont do anything. They like rest on your balls so when you do actually get hit there it hits the cup which just presses back onto your nuts. It still hurts.
 
It still hurts when you get shot wearing a bullet proof vest. Cups don't necessarily take away the pain, they just save you from losing body parts.
 
I believe you are only qualified for half a bump now. If you feel the need to have a thread back on page one, please post "bu".
 
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