speak for yourself

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testicular_torsion

Check mate

were does it explain that it hurts more than being kicked in the balls?

In layman's terms, your balls do a 180, lose oxygen, and literally wither and die. Also notice the 4-6 hours of surgery just to prevent this, not to mention recovery time.

My balls are survivors of this, playing tennis senior year it happened. Every time your heart beats, its like having your balls run over by a truck, and the pain never subsides. I was in the hospital 2 weeks and I didn't walk for 2 months. Hell, I'm lucky I can ever have children.

So yea childbirth is bad I'm sure, but there's worse things that can happen...

Not me, a friend of mine did get a hernia from being kicked in the balls though was in hospital for just over a week.

hernias are not nearly as painful as child birth

That wasn't your orignal argument.

Men don't go back a year later and ask for another kick in the balls.

Case Closed.

I guess it is case closed.

You can't change an argument midway through a "debate" I was arguing that you could feel prolonged pain over more than 2 days from being kicked in the nuts, i never said which was more painfull

For what it's worth, I think your argument is valid. It's really too bad that funnyjunk seems to be 80% 12 year-olds these days.

yeah, unfortunately. you can even see how everyone is missing the fucking point. my argument from the very beginning was that child birth hurts more than being kicked in nuts, and then some go on to explain that being kicked in the nuts also hurts, other say you can be kicked multiple times and other arguments I never even made. the only reason I got thumbed down is because everyone thinks child birth isn't so bad and that being kicked is much worse, since everyone who thumbed me down is a guy. Well. I'm a guy too, but I'm also realistic and objective.

Exactly. This is the most ADD argument I've ever seen. The funny part is that the probable reason they keep on going into these idiotic sub-arguments is they don't have any relevant evidence that they're right about the actual discussion.

indeed. reminds me of religion... can't prove your claim? obliviously move on to he next one