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Scrotum Cage

For those who like to feel unimpeded.
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An athletic cup is much appreciated protection from random kicks from both opponents and your own team, but what about it's effect on speed? Could making a cup that is softer plastic, with the only hard plastic part being a cage-like scrotum protector, make a running-back a little faster?

The Scrotum Cage can do just that! Sewn into a specially designed underwear, it cradles those babies so dearly, you'll want to wear it whenever you go out to town!

twitch, Mar 26 2010

I wonder what their mascot is? http://www.scotrun-pa.worldweb.com/
The 'Welcome to..' sign made me do a double-take. [RayfordSteele, Mar 28 2010]


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       I was hoping for something a bit more medieval. Wrought iron bars with rusty squeaking hinges. Maybe a few rats ...   

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MikeD, Mar 26 2010
  

       I like the thought, cups are usually quite large and uncomfortable to be wearing as a normal casual defense. This would be more like a minimal brain bucket instead of the fully enclosed race helmet.   

       Just be sure that the edges don't cut into anything nearby when it does take an impact. Also the material must not crush, well because then you'd be stuck in a vise instead of protected. Steel-toe shoes have been known to do this, actually severing toes instead of protecting them if what falls on them is too heavy.
AutoMcDonough, Mar 26 2010
  

       Under the spreading chestnut tree, I sold you and you sold me.
MikeD, Mar 28 2010
  

       wonder why the original design didn't include some well-placed cartilage or something.
FlyingToaster, Mar 28 2010
  

       [FT], It was probably the same engineer responsible for the exhaust vent design on the death star.
MikeD, Mar 28 2010
  

       The best solution of course is to fill your shorts with non-Newtonian custard.
FlyingToaster, Mar 28 2010
  

       <newsreader>
Police in three counties were out last night in pursuit of an enraged feral scrotum which had escaped from its cage when the owner carelessly left it unlocked ...
pertinax, Mar 28 2010
  

       It's a clever excuse, [perty] but you'll still end up paying the child-support.
MikeD, Mar 28 2010
  

       // engineer responsible for the exhaust vent design on the death star //   

       It was Friday, it was late, and we were tired. Shit happens.
8th of 7, Mar 28 2010
  


 

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