That’s a Lot of Richards!

16 Comments on That’s a Lot of Richards!

1. “This condition, known as triphallia, was only seen in a human for the very first time in 2020 in a newborn, and is thought to affect one in every 5 to 6 million live births.”

   …vaxxx mutation.

   Wonder how many more will turn up…

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2. Triphallia is very rare but megaphallia is all too common. Some days it seems like everyone I bump into is a giant prick.

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3. Think of the hidden potential he never knew he had!

   We should all live life as if we had three penises.

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4. Not a big story. Now let me tell you all about my HUGE prostate.

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5. I am happy to report that I only have one penis.

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6. I’ve heard the phrase ‘hornier that a two peckered billy goat’, but this is a new one on me.

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7. Good thing it wasn’t slick willie.

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8. Richard Cranium
   Saturday, 19 October 2024, 17:27 at 5:27 pm
   “I am happy to report that I only have one penis.”

   That you know of.

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9. Most are born with a penis, but many are just born a penis.

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10. Mom and dad don’t name your sons Dick or Peter.

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11. Some guys have all the luck.

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12. Must be a ‘trifecta’, though it’s not worth much if you can’t make use of it/them.

13. @Geoff

    It could be a Vietnamese movie about 3 guys named Dong: The Three Dongs.

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14. @geoff the aardvark:

    Mom and dad don’t name your sons Dick or Peter.

    …or Willie or John Thomas especially if your last name is Johnson. And Shmekl is tref!

15. I have a friend named John Thomas who is a doctor. I could have had a sister named Willie Lee which is an old family name of a girl who was one of my grandparent’s relatives. Fortunately, my mom had 4 boys. Tim Buktu, they would be named Wong, Hong and Long the 3 Dong brothers. And if they had another stoner brother, he would be named Bong Dong.

16. Wasn’t Jaime Lee Curtis born a hermaphrodite?

    First of all, to be clear: Jamie Lee Curtis does not have biological children — both are adopted.[1] So the question is not correct.

    Jamie Lee Curtis cannot have children.

    The rumors that Curtis is a hermaphrodite however are not true, but she does appear to have something called Testicular Feminization Syndrome (TFS):[2]

    This is precisely the effect in testicular feminization syndrome — there are internal, undescended testes and no uterus, fallopian tubes, or ovaries, but externally the labia, vagina, and clitoris all develop. Typically, the labia and clitoris are indistinguishable from those of a normal (46, XX) female, but the vagina is shorter than usual or sometimes absent. Breast development is that of a normal woman, as are other sexual characteristics of body habitus, such as pelvic shape. Axillary (armpit) and pubic hair are markedly decreased or absent.