Scientists have found microplastics in human penises for the first time, as concerns over their proliferation and its potential health effects continue to mount.

  • @SlippiHUD
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    1811 days ago

    It seems to me, the reason this was found for the first time, is because this was the first time someone bothered to look.

  • @RaoulDook
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    1311 days ago

    (Tim Meadows voice) “Maybe I’m just old-fashioned, but I do not think there should be plastic in a man’s wang”

  • @dohpaz42
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    1011 days ago

    I’ve kind of accepted my fate as an organic container that holds plastic.

      • @glimse
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        1111 days ago

        CIRCLE -> LIFE -> OF

        • @[email protected]
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          211 days ago

          i think that’s the idea: we eat food from plastic containers, and then become containers for the plastic. in our dicks apparently

          • @dohpaz42
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            111 days ago

            And balls… don’t forget the balls. Apparently they hold more than just pee these days.

  • @No_Ones_Slick_Like_Gaston
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    1011 days ago

    Well if there’s a possibility an event will start a movement to fix it, this is the event.

  • @[email protected]
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    11 days ago

    If you apply a steady “milking” motion to the penis over several minutes, you will eventually coax it into releasing some microplastics from the tip. Believe me, if feels good to get rid of those microplastics.

    Practicing this regularly will keep your penis microplastic-free.

    • @dohpaz42
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      111 days ago

      Instructions unclear. Now I’ve got “Raw Milk”.

  • @[email protected]
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    511 days ago

    It was only a matter of time, they first found microplastics in a man’s testicles. Scientists finding microplastics in a man’s penis was bound to happen sooner or later. Hopefully, this will inject a strong sense of fervor in the quest to filter or destroy microplastics in the environment. Also, to reduce the usage of plastic in general!

    • @dohpaz42
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      211 days ago

      Obligatory defeatist response:

      Until it becomes cost effective to reduce the use of plastics, or a personal tragedy of someone close to a big enough decision-maker, the status quo will remain the same.

    • @[email protected]
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      111 days ago

      The majority of microplastics found in the human body are tire rubber that gets breathed in. So all we have to do is ban cars.