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Rider Sues BMW Over Two Year Erection
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Hmmm, perhaps I should buy a BMW Motorcycle. My girlfriend would probably thank me. 
Chris
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From the article:
"In his lawsuit, Henry Wolf, 52, states that the condition, [of having a non-stop erection] left him unable to engage in sexual activity..."
Hmmmm, I thought I understood how sex works but perhaps I've got it all wrong.
"In his lawsuit, Henry Wolf, 52, states that the condition, [of having a non-stop erection] left him unable to engage in sexual activity..."
Hmmmm, I thought I understood how sex works but perhaps I've got it all wrong.
He's facing stiff opposition from BMW.
Imagine if he owned a 1940 Ford Woodie Wagon? I can hear the opening statement: "I've had a woody because of my Woodie."
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whats sad is he waited 2 years before seeing a doctor.
wonder if he still has one? or did they correct his issue?
its kinda hard to prove that the seat, and not the bumpy roads of america did this to him.
BMW will win. hope they sue him for def of character
wonder if he still has one? or did they correct his issue?
its kinda hard to prove that the seat, and not the bumpy roads of america did this to him.
BMW will win. hope they sue him for def of character
Fixed. :tongue:
Sue him? They should pay him for all the publicity!
Dang, did he have to stand on his head to pee?
That raises my BS flag, no pun intended. If BMW wins, they should have the right to turn him into a eunuch.
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Wikipedia:
"Potential complications include ischemia, clotting of the blood retained in the penis (thrombosis), and damage to the blood vessels of the penis which may result in an impaired erectile function or impotence. In serious cases, the ischemia may result in gangrene, which could necessitate penis removal."
"Potential complications include ischemia, clotting of the blood retained in the penis (thrombosis), and damage to the blood vessels of the penis which may result in an impaired erectile function or impotence. In serious cases, the ischemia may result in gangrene, which could necessitate penis removal."
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