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Originally Posted by Siu Blue Wind
(Post 8568137)
OH you guys are messed up.
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Originally Posted by BustaQuad
(Post 8566454)
Five little sutures.
It's really more of a "pack job" underneath with a supporter to hold the goods up. Same as they do when you get snipped (yep, been there, too). |
Wow, I'm just coming in on this topic. Get better soon. This scares me to death.
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Hey there, Busta _____ and friends...
The thread was outrageously funny (and a little TMI).... As they say - 'Laughter is the best medicine." ---Let me assure you, I'm HEAVILY medicated after reading this! Get well soon, Busta DWR (feeling your pain all the way up here in Idaho) |
Originally Posted by BustaQuad
(Post 8567460)
Yes; a full round of oral antibiotics. The doc wasn't overjoyed that I waited 18 hours to seek help. He didn't say anything about being past the limit for stitches. But I did notice that the first thing he did after numbing/prepping involved a small scissor-like instrument. Maybe he trimmed off some old tissue. :eek:
This was my GP, not a urologist. He didn't have a problem fixing me up as this was really just a torn skin issue. I'm pretty sure that, had this been any type of blunt force injury that involved the jewels, he would have sent me to a urologist. The local wore off hours ago. It's really more of an itchy/stinging feeling than anything else. Walking ain't fun, though. |
ok it's official...both my eyes are in the same socket....did they at least give you good painkillers??? and a nice solid truss?
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be careful! thats some scary ****. Heal up ride again protect the sack.
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i had my first ride today since this thread and the first thing i thought of was this. this thread is going to haunt me for a long time.
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Originally Posted by wabbit
(Post 8570138)
ok it's official...both my eyes are in the same socket....did they at least give you good painkillers??? and a nice solid truss?
Not sure what you mean by "truss". Maybe one of those hospital bed contraptions to hod the package up? |
I'm not sure what is freaking me out more - the OP story or the photo of the guy in the nutsack on p2.
I think I'll be sleeping with my lights on tonight. V. |
Glad you got some treatment and it "seems" like it was as you suspected - superficial. (though when dealing with the boys, NOTHING is superficial)
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Originally Posted by coasting
(Post 8572610)
i had my first ride today since this thread and the first thing i thought of was this. this thread is going to haunt me for a long time.
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Dude, whatever...I hope your sack gets better so you can get out and ride again soon.
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Originally Posted by ckelly49
(Post 8572900)
I had a similar experience when I started to move back down to my saddle in the middle of a climb today.
Originally Posted by coasting
(Post 8572610)
i had my first ride today since this thread and the first thing i thought of was this. this thread is going to haunt me for a long time.
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I didn't read any post on this thread and I'm going to keep well clear of it.
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Originally Posted by BustaQuad
(Post 8561564)
I don't know - I'm planning on seeing the doc tomorrow morning. I guess I could go this route, though:
"degloved scrotums attend the Accident and Emergency departments of hospitals each year. In one famous case involving an electric shoe-shining belt, the injured man tried to staple his torn scrotum together with an industrial stapler and only later discovered he was missing a testicle. " |
Ah yes...
This from the man who spent a great deal of keyboard time disparaging the Brooks saddle and emphasizing how he models all of his purchases/cycling equipment after what the pros use. How's that working out for you? :roflmao2: |
Originally Posted by Banzai
(Post 8573005)
Ah yes...
This from the man who spent a great deal of keyboard time disparaging the Brooks saddle and emphasizing how he models all of his purchases/cycling equipment after what the pros use. How's that working out for you? :roflmao2: That would mean when training Busta' should have been on a Selle San Marco Rolls, Concor or Regal... http://www.sanmarcovintage.com/vinta...21-500x310.jpg http://www.sanmarcovintage.com/vinta...-rino-lato.jpg http://www.sanmarcovintage.com/vinta...-rino-lato.jpg |
Or one of these (for the TT bike)....
http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...RING-LARGE.jpg http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...IMATE_side.jpg |
Originally Posted by dcbikeguy
(Post 8563210)
God, he was like a shooting star. Better to burn out, than to fade away I suppose...
http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u.../feet1tc2X.jpg http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u...suckscopy1.jpg http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u...003ch6copy.jpg |
Originally Posted by Banzai
(Post 8573005)
Ah yes...
This from the man who spent a great deal of keyboard time disparaging the Brooks saddle and emphasizing how he models all of his purchases/cycling equipment after what the pros use. How's that working out for you? :roflmao2: It didn't happen on one of my road bikes with my Toupes, it happened on my TT bike with a heavy Vision aero saddle. Never had a problem with my Toupes. See how evil heavy saddles are? |
Originally Posted by GodsBassist
(Post 8572979)
I didn't cringe until I read that. Should be your new nickname.
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I don't know how I missed this thread when it came out. So how about an update, busta, how are things healing up? (or down, if you prefer).Good thing you didn't show up in my office, you would have left with some antibiotic ointment, a bandage and a one inch laceration in your scrotum, not sure about the wisdom of stitches, particularly in that area, in an eighteen hour old wound. Hope all is well.
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Originally Posted by dstrong
(Post 8567709)
Funnier still...the guy's name was Dr. Richard Chopp...but his friends called him Dick!
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