Nicolas Waterbury is the first ever human to horse penis transplant and apparently it was successful despite surgeons giving it 5% or less success rate.
After the surgery sometime later he was offered a porn deal worth $2 million dollars from Elite Adult Entertainment to do a series of films. Is this shit actually legit? If so where can we get access to these porn videos?
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You would be lying to yourself...Who on earth would not want to see this just out of curiosity?
I wonder what it looks like, does it look like a real horse cock or some kind of hybrid between horse and human cock?
They said the recipient had a accident in childhood which deformed his penis or lost some of it so his normal penis was completely removed and transplanted with one from a horse...It would all be horse cock.
Would it be beastiality?
I'm so fucking jelly, having a horse cock is my dream.
Yeah if it's all truth which it sounds like it is..He had to get it done in China because US laws wouldn't allow it. The question is if he actually did adult films with the deal he made or maybe they haven't been filmed yet i dunno.
He did it in Mexico actually.
I really doubt it. Organ transplants between different animals almost never works, the tissue gets rejected because your body recognizes it's not the same species. Probably from a DNA level.
I want pictures damn it
bump for interest
He was pumped full of anti-rejection drugs and won the 5% chance it would work. I have no idea what else was done to improve the odds.
bungie.net
this dates from 2014, don't know if reliable souce
>anti-rejection drugs
how fucking smart do you sound
>pumped full of anti-rejection drugs
Firstly, that's not a thing. Second, I looked it up and it's fake, the source is from a satirical news site.
When they develop bioengineering to the point that you can get a new penis I want to get a monster dick
Not like a huge one, but literally a monster -- with eyes, teeth, lips, everything. Not for sex, just for intimidating people, but when my dick goes down on you, you'll know I made the right choice
There was a recent article from a week ago stating updates.
Immuno-suppressants
Only CNN is fake news.
Not that guy, but the suite of immunosuppressants etc that transplant patients take are in fact called anti-rejection drugs
Here's a pdf from a medical university in the us
>Talking Shit
>Turns out to be correct
>How fucking smart do you sound?
sounds as smart as you do