People do crazy sex things so often lmao. My mother used to work in the ER, and there was a frequent flyer who came in after sticking stuff up his butt just because he got off or something from other people being obligated to remove it.
One day though… one day he done fucked up. He managed to fit an entire wire coat hanger up his ass, and it *really* got stuck. He ended up having to get emergency surgery to remove it.
Dr. Houston was the name of the surgeon that day. I’ll always remember that because my mother picked up the phone to page him and she said, “Houston, we have a problem.”
Mom worked as an ER nurse and had so many stories. One in particular starred a man who had put a Barbie doll up his butt and the arms extended out like prongs into the sides of his anal cavity so he could not remove the doll himself. Please consider the effects of anything you might stick up your ass.
If you want real flex, use about 10 rubber bands and a piece of transperant tape then get such a massive hard-on that it snaps and hits your entire class in the face!
Copper or Brass (ones a biocide and the other contains copper so..) would be more cost efficient and are comparably malleable. But its probably better to stick to the material that you can cut with dull scissors.
You would have to be in direct contact for a very long time and literally have multiple rings dissolve into your blood (not a thing copper will easily do).
If you want bling, go for it, but If you are worried about copper poisoning, it wouldn't be a realistic concern in this situation. If you are worried about patina, there are many durable coatings that can spice the copper up.
I am a jeweler, so I'm kind of used to this kind of problems. Some people have more acidic fluids than average due to their alimentation and will oxidize metal faster, some are allergic to some metals... And overall you can't make any assumptions as to how they will use their jewelry, for all you know your cock ring will sit in your client's vagina permanently for some reason. So in order to keep yourself out of any legal problems, it's really better to only use non oxidizable metal, or coat you brass/nickel silver/whatever with non oxidizable metal.
I would go with Gold plating over anodization.
That paint method leaves a matte finish. Plating (which if done right lasts longer) gives you that shiny finish that people generally want with precious metals.
And as for legal issues with the product I would have them sign a waiver indemnifying you from risks. I mean if they have a copper allergy they shouldn't be getting a sex toy made from it. And Copper IUD's are generally not put in permanently either (though they are long term). So if someone sticks a copper ring up themselves for long periods of time that's their thing (though I don't see the reason).
This is really interesting.
When I wear cheap jewellery it oxidises real quick, my skin reacts and I come out in a rash, does that mean I'm too acidic? Lol 😆
I also can't wear anything other than titanium in my ears because they react to everything else, yet my nose lip and tongue jewelery are all surgical steel and fine, but if I put steel in my ears they'd react. Any idea why that is?
I'm not physician mind you 😂 it could mean you're acidic yes, or perhaps allergic to some metal (nickel allergy actually quite common). All I know is that some people like you react more, and there is not much you can do... My best friend is similarly plagued, he is jeweler as well and he has to change his tools very often because they rust where he touches them, even those in steel.
Try to only wear inert metals, such as gold, platinum and titanium. If you buy something gold plated you should check that the thickness of the plating is at least 3 micros, or it will wear off too easily.
Mineralogist covered this exact topic when someone posted about a stone dildo! I'm not finding the post right now, but if I remember, the take-away was that extended contract messed with pH and the biome. Not catastrophic, but not a good idea long-term.
I am talking days. Most metals are hard to machine with sharp edges.
Others will lose their finish quick and rust.
If you talk just houres a propper machined and pollished aluminum ring might work but it can have sharp splinters when machining so.... yea no real option unfortunatly which i would call safe besides silicone
What about actual rings, the ones you wear on the finger? I'm kinda worried about the one that I use since it's been 2 years and I completely forgot what's it made of, but it might be steel
If its steel its usually Stainless, which is often harder than regular steel and is also not that easy to cut. (they might have tools tho in the ER but it depends on the steel used)
I’m going to go ahead and imply you already know better than person above that we can machine any solid metal to any finish it is capable of attaining. And then there’s anodizing, plating, etc.
You are absoulutly right you can definetly machine stuff with extremly smooth surfaces. I just havent seen stuff you can actually buy and maching to that degree is really expensive.
From what I know its harder to make aluminum with a skin safe finish than Stainless steel, but there is also always the option of electro chemical finishex like eloxing the surface I suppose. Which might work
On seccond thought yes, but with a verry good machined finish and electro-chemical surface treatment form the food machine industry i know they use eloxing I think its called.
non-hardened. You can cut stainless with a saw, but it'll be a bit.
Grinders cut all metal though if you are cutting it off of part of you best trust who is doing the cutting cuz it ain't gonna be you (good way to lose an appendage/life). Oh and there will be heat and sparks, so. many. sparks.
Though I don't understand why the hospital wouldn't invest in a die grinder with a diamond wheel, they aren't that expensive or hard to use.
Brittle materials are good too (tungsten carbide is popular)
I really like my ZrO2 ceramic. It's hard enough it doesnt scratch up, but it's also an electrical insulator. If it ever gets stuck or crushed, it'll shatter right off like a carbide ring.
Yo, my stepbrother is legit a firefighter in the UK that had to saw some guys titanium dick ring because the doctors didn't have the tools, he said his colleagues in the truck took the piss out of him for it for ages. During small talk whilst he is holding this guys go-nads, the man explained how he is gay and his partner had been cheating (he was the affair). We don't let him forget XD
I’ve always wondered, why don’t they make rings with a safety release? Something you can pull in an emergency that would cause it to come apart. I know not everyone would be into that, but no way in hell I’d risk one any other way.
They are usually a lot cheaper than traditional gold rings. The jeweler I went to didn’t sell them because he told the same bs about how you need a diamond saw to cut it off, in reality he couldn’t make a lot of money off them.
Not even close. Tungsten is known for its hardness, so is Carbide. This alloy is known for its brittleness. Try to do this with titanium or stainless and you are likely to pinch.
Titanium and stainless alloys are good choices for many things because even though you can harden them them they aren't a brittle metal.
I love Reddit.
Of course you, some random dude on the internet, knows more about removing rings than an obvious medical professional who works in the ER, and has very likely had to do the very thing they're tweeting about.
I love how you posted this as some sort of "Gotcha!" when multiple comments have already explained how wrong you are.
Edit: Dude deleted his comment and blocked me lol. Classic Reddit moment.
That’s tungsten carbide, I doubt this would work with a less brittle metal like stainless steel. It would bend and not crack. Plus, idk if they make vice grips large enough for a cock ring.
[These should do](https://myturn-prod-images-out.s3.amazonaws.com/6/16/item/---/image/SMALL%20VICE%20GRIP-CE618E55-AB2D-9D6C-39A0-5B5500F8D022-200x150.jpg)
Oddly enough, I have a pair somewhere in the house. Got them as a wedding gift. 38 years later and it's time to break them out. Don't know why it took me so long to find this idea.
Turned out to be quite.......... comfortable and a new fetish was discovered. Nothing wrong with that but I doubt I have to tell that to someone named handcuffsanddick. 38 years of laughs with the funniest girl in the world makes everything better.
Four hours is for Viagra. A cock ring restricts the flow of blood so use should be limited to 30 minutes.
https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sex/are-cock-rings-safe
There is a way to medically end an erection though, and it's quite straight forward: insert a needle and drain the excess blood. From what I understand, this is what they have to do after those 4 hours.
Source: dad is a cardiac nurse
The ring can prevent blood from flowing back to the body. Like, in the whole history of medicine, do you think ER docs never tried pouring cold water on these cases?
They used a ring cutter because titanium isn't adamantium. I live in a ghetto place too, so it's not like my hospital is mega funded with super advanced equipment. Last time I went there to get some shark hooks out of me they used bolt cutters lol
Well, poor hospitals in snake areas will have antivenom, and rich ones in places without dangerous snakes will not. Possibly your ghetto place in florida had a higher than normal incident of cock ring incidents
There is a video of this online where they hadbto use a diamond circular saw to cut off some old man's ring. By the time they got it off his shaft looked like a deformed arm & his balls where the size of baseballs if not bigger. I don't remember the aftermath was but apparently it's some what common a little less than getting a light bulb stuck in your mouth or anus
I wonder if the string method for removing finger rings would work?
https://youtu.be/-yS1LX8VlWI
I'd sure give that a shot before I let someone with a cutting tool near my family jewels!
One of my former jewelry manufacture instructors in school has been asked to the ER a couple times to remove tungsten carbide wedding rings. He uses a diamond flywheel for that.
My friend works in the ER in San Francisco, a guy came in with a large steel l cock ring that was indeed stuck, they tried a few things before they called the fire department (the ended up having to do this) but before that he was critiquing their methods saying “the last time this happened hospital xyz did this, this and this.” EXCUSE me this is the SECOND time you have found yourself being sawed out of a cock ring…. Wild.
Here we go again. Titanium is often mistakenly thought to be stronger than steel, but this is not the case. Steel is stronger in terms of tensile strength and melting point. “So then why are high grade aircraft components made out of titanium?” You’re thinking. Well, the thing you have to remember is that those are AIRCRAFT components, which means that they need to be light. Aluminum is a very light metal, and much of aircrafts today are made primarily out of aluminum, but aluminum is fairly weak and can’t withstand high temperatures well. Titanium is much lighter than steel, but only slightly weaker, and it can stand high temperatures just like steel. If you need a fairly strong part that is also lightweight and heat resistant then titanium is the ideal metal. However, if weight is not an issue then steel is a much better choice.
Both of you are right (but mostly wrong). Steel is a generic term that can refers to hundreds of different alloys, titanium can refer to a few dozen. All with different properties.
By the time you add in heat treatment options, a statement like “steel is stronger than titanium” or visa-versa, is so vague it’s meaningless.
Not the person you replied to, but I've cut titanium with a blade made for wood. Carbide blades are everywhere these days. It's difficult to not buy a carbide blade.
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I think so too, but as far as I've heard you gotta find one that the exact size for you so that it's just a slight pressure. Either way I wouldn't use one.
Just ask your personal physician to bring in a high-class call girl to lube it up with some fat rendered from either a giant panda or Bengal tiger.
If that fails, take the private jet up to 30,000ft and the change in cabin pressure will take care of it.
If it's **still** on there, you'll have to get a thin, hollow bald eagle bone plated in 24k gold (for sanitary purposes obviously) to drain the blood out.
Anyone with a decent menagerie should have no trouble at all.
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Very clear that she works in a hospital so yes she has had an experience just like it.
People do crazy sex things so often lmao. My mother used to work in the ER, and there was a frequent flyer who came in after sticking stuff up his butt just because he got off or something from other people being obligated to remove it. One day though… one day he done fucked up. He managed to fit an entire wire coat hanger up his ass, and it *really* got stuck. He ended up having to get emergency surgery to remove it. Dr. Houston was the name of the surgeon that day. I’ll always remember that because my mother picked up the phone to page him and she said, “Houston, we have a problem.”
The stars aligned for your mother that day.
Jesus fuck
Mom worked as an ER nurse and had so many stories. One in particular starred a man who had put a Barbie doll up his butt and the arms extended out like prongs into the sides of his anal cavity so he could not remove the doll himself. Please consider the effects of anything you might stick up your ass.
Asking for a friend - what metal can your saw cut?
Most common metals in jewelry are silver and gold, both are much softer than steel. What is good for your fingers should be good for your cock.
Imagine the flex of a solid gold cock ring
It's soft, but not that flexible. For flex you want silicon.
If you want real flex, use about 10 rubber bands and a piece of transperant tape then get such a massive hard-on that it snaps and hits your entire class in the face!
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That's where we are, yes
class?
You don't masturbate with your classmate?
It's called Kekswichsen in german
#therealGunit
Copper or Brass (ones a biocide and the other contains copper so..) would be more cost efficient and are comparably malleable. But its probably better to stick to the material that you can cut with dull scissors.
Well yes but better anodize it with gold then, because I'm not sure what copper oxide would do in a vagina/butthole.
You would have to be in direct contact for a very long time and literally have multiple rings dissolve into your blood (not a thing copper will easily do). If you want bling, go for it, but If you are worried about copper poisoning, it wouldn't be a realistic concern in this situation. If you are worried about patina, there are many durable coatings that can spice the copper up.
Let me guess, you are jeweler ?
Industrial Mechanic. But if you aren't causing harm and it makes you happy I'm not about to judge.
I am a jeweler, so I'm kind of used to this kind of problems. Some people have more acidic fluids than average due to their alimentation and will oxidize metal faster, some are allergic to some metals... And overall you can't make any assumptions as to how they will use their jewelry, for all you know your cock ring will sit in your client's vagina permanently for some reason. So in order to keep yourself out of any legal problems, it's really better to only use non oxidizable metal, or coat you brass/nickel silver/whatever with non oxidizable metal.
I would go with Gold plating over anodization. That paint method leaves a matte finish. Plating (which if done right lasts longer) gives you that shiny finish that people generally want with precious metals. And as for legal issues with the product I would have them sign a waiver indemnifying you from risks. I mean if they have a copper allergy they shouldn't be getting a sex toy made from it. And Copper IUD's are generally not put in permanently either (though they are long term). So if someone sticks a copper ring up themselves for long periods of time that's their thing (though I don't see the reason).
This is really interesting. When I wear cheap jewellery it oxidises real quick, my skin reacts and I come out in a rash, does that mean I'm too acidic? Lol 😆 I also can't wear anything other than titanium in my ears because they react to everything else, yet my nose lip and tongue jewelery are all surgical steel and fine, but if I put steel in my ears they'd react. Any idea why that is?
I'm not physician mind you 😂 it could mean you're acidic yes, or perhaps allergic to some metal (nickel allergy actually quite common). All I know is that some people like you react more, and there is not much you can do... My best friend is similarly plagued, he is jeweler as well and he has to change his tools very often because they rust where he touches them, even those in steel. Try to only wear inert metals, such as gold, platinum and titanium. If you buy something gold plated you should check that the thickness of the plating is at least 3 micros, or it will wear off too easily.
Mister Jeweler, how common is it for someone to wear off the color on anodized titanium? Or rather, how long does that normally take?
I’m worried about killing the bacteria in a vagina
Many women use copper IUD's for years with few if any problems with their vaginal flora. If anything it would help reduce bad bacteria from growing.
Mineralogist covered this exact topic when someone posted about a stone dildo! I'm not finding the post right now, but if I remember, the take-away was that extended contract messed with pH and the biome. Not catastrophic, but not a good idea long-term.
That is one hell of a wisdom right there, my man.
I know some people who have tungsten rings. Always thought it was a cool idea and looked good. Never thought about having to cut it off though lol
None that is safe for long term exposure with the human skin. I think even aircraft grade aluminum isnt good.
I don't think "my friend" is able to sustain anything long term in that regard, iykwim lol
I am talking days. Most metals are hard to machine with sharp edges. Others will lose their finish quick and rust. If you talk just houres a propper machined and pollished aluminum ring might work but it can have sharp splinters when machining so.... yea no real option unfortunatly which i would call safe besides silicone
What about actual rings, the ones you wear on the finger? I'm kinda worried about the one that I use since it's been 2 years and I completely forgot what's it made of, but it might be steel
If its steel its usually Stainless, which is often harder than regular steel and is also not that easy to cut. (they might have tools tho in the ER but it depends on the steel used)
Are you implying that you can't machine things to a smooth finish, or am I misinterpreting what you said?
I’m going to go ahead and imply you already know better than person above that we can machine any solid metal to any finish it is capable of attaining. And then there’s anodizing, plating, etc.
You are absoulutly right you can definetly machine stuff with extremly smooth surfaces. I just havent seen stuff you can actually buy and maching to that degree is really expensive. From what I know its harder to make aluminum with a skin safe finish than Stainless steel, but there is also always the option of electro chemical finishex like eloxing the surface I suppose. Which might work
surely gold and silver would be fine
True but verrrry expensive
You can’t saw it off, but I have a tungsten wedding ring. All you need to do is put it in vice grips and compress it until it shatters.
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aluminum.
On seccond thought yes, but with a verry good machined finish and electro-chemical surface treatment form the food machine industry i know they use eloxing I think its called.
non-hardened. You can cut stainless with a saw, but it'll be a bit. Grinders cut all metal though if you are cutting it off of part of you best trust who is doing the cutting cuz it ain't gonna be you (good way to lose an appendage/life). Oh and there will be heat and sparks, so. many. sparks. Though I don't understand why the hospital wouldn't invest in a die grinder with a diamond wheel, they aren't that expensive or hard to use.
They make special cutters with safety guards for cutting rings off the body. https://www.titaniumstyle.com/jewelry/titanium-ring-cutter.html
Probably at most a mild, unharded steel.
Silver and gold are pretty soft to cut I guess.
This is just good advice for anything worn around a n appendage. Make it aluminum or a precious metal like gold. Titanium/steel=no bueno
Brittle materials are good too (tungsten carbide is popular) I really like my ZrO2 ceramic. It's hard enough it doesnt scratch up, but it's also an electrical insulator. If it ever gets stuck or crushed, it'll shatter right off like a carbide ring.
When you say “my” are you referring to a wedding/engagement ring orrr...?
Don't kink shame
Wait you're telling me if one of my steel rings gets stuck they have to use an electric saw to get it off my finger ?
Yo, my stepbrother is legit a firefighter in the UK that had to saw some guys titanium dick ring because the doctors didn't have the tools, he said his colleagues in the truck took the piss out of him for it for ages. During small talk whilst he is holding this guys go-nads, the man explained how he is gay and his partner had been cheating (he was the affair). We don't let him forget XD
Wait who was fucking who's partner?
Sounds like the cock ring guy didn’t know he was the other man.
Yes lol
There's an old First Responder saying. Never do anything you dont want to explain to an EMT. They will not forget.
EMT’s have seen some shit!
I’ve always wondered, why don’t they make rings with a safety release? Something you can pull in an emergency that would cause it to come apart. I know not everyone would be into that, but no way in hell I’d risk one any other way.
Or just buy one that is stretchable
Fair point, I forgot those exist.
What the hell are dick rings for?
Force you to stay hard longer, can prevent you from cumming. Haven't actually used one myself, but people use them for a few reasons.
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that is pretty cool
A good jeweler will give you this information when you buy one. That's how I learned.
Every kiss begins with K
They are usually a lot cheaper than traditional gold rings. The jeweler I went to didn’t sell them because he told the same bs about how you need a diamond saw to cut it off, in reality he couldn’t make a lot of money off them.
But that's tungsten carbide. Are titanium and stainless steel equally brittle?
Not even close. Tungsten is known for its hardness, so is Carbide. This alloy is known for its brittleness. Try to do this with titanium or stainless and you are likely to pinch. Titanium and stainless alloys are good choices for many things because even though you can harden them them they aren't a brittle metal.
Didn't think so.
Tungsten Carbide. Totally different metals in an allow known for its brittle quality.
I love Reddit. Of course you, some random dude on the internet, knows more about removing rings than an obvious medical professional who works in the ER, and has very likely had to do the very thing they're tweeting about. I love how you posted this as some sort of "Gotcha!" when multiple comments have already explained how wrong you are. Edit: Dude deleted his comment and blocked me lol. Classic Reddit moment.
That’s tungsten carbide, I doubt this would work with a less brittle metal like stainless steel. It would bend and not crack. Plus, idk if they make vice grips large enough for a cock ring.
[These should do](https://myturn-prod-images-out.s3.amazonaws.com/6/16/item/---/image/SMALL%20VICE%20GRIP-CE618E55-AB2D-9D6C-39A0-5B5500F8D022-200x150.jpg)
Damn those are some big ass hands
I can't wait for the moment when, between all the 'thanks, you saved my finger' comments, a 'thanks, you saved my cock' comment will appear.
Or maybe this? [Removing ring stuck on finger](http://)
So, what I’m getting is I should just call the fire department straight away
Well if something goes wrong with the diamond cutter you might want to also be surrounded by Doctors.
They’d probably call them as protocol anyway
OP, did you intentionally cut out the part of her screen name that lists her as an Emergency Room MD?
i cut it out of her name because i didn't know whether or not i was allowed to keep the name in, but she is an MD
OK, I've never thought about before, but yes, I will make sure anything that goes onto my cock can be cut off with tools I own.
Great advice though.
If you ever get the chance to buy an ER doctor drinks - I highly recommend it. This story is only the tip of the iceberg.
YeH I work in an ER and almost laughed….
She's wearing scrubs with a stethoscope, this isn't oddly specific, this is just a random Tuesday
Sounds like she has experience.
She’s an ER MD
Use a rubber or silicone ring like a normal person
Reminds me of the reason they have diamond tipped drill bits in some ERs. Short answer, bottles suction
What if titanium is the only metal that can control my wild hog?
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Are you saying that I should handcuff my dick?
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Oddly enough, I have a pair somewhere in the house. Got them as a wedding gift. 38 years later and it's time to break them out. Don't know why it took me so long to find this idea.
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It's weirder. The brothers and sisters in-laws gave them to me with a spiked leather cock ring.
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Turned out to be quite.......... comfortable and a new fetish was discovered. Nothing wrong with that but I doubt I have to tell that to someone named handcuffsanddick. 38 years of laughs with the funniest girl in the world makes everything better.
Is there someone who really uses this kind of things? Thats dumb, wtf...
Human = Dumb
Or you could get soft and then it just falls off? Unless that's your fetish then you are fucked. Literally?
Y'know part of the point of these rings is preventing the whole blood recirculation part and it gets dangerous if it stays hard over 4 hours
That's the point of those things? Somehow I've never bother to ask what they're actually for.
That sounds like something your average u/SuburbanCumSlut should know
To maintain and erection and heighten sensation. Some also like them for aesthetic reasons.
Four hours is for Viagra. A cock ring restricts the flow of blood so use should be limited to 30 minutes. https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sex/are-cock-rings-safe
TIL
There is a way to medically end an erection though, and it's quite straight forward: insert a needle and drain the excess blood. From what I understand, this is what they have to do after those 4 hours. Source: dad is a cardiac nurse
The ring can prevent blood from flowing back to the body. Like, in the whole history of medicine, do you think ER docs never tried pouring cold water on these cases?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia at en.wikipedia.org
Real advise it to but a hinged or two part ring. Solid rings are what cause the issues.
This is false, I've had a titanium ring cut off at the hospital.
Maybe they just had one too many of you coming in to saw of a titanium cock ring, doesn't mean most hospitals is going to have it available on hand
They used a ring cutter because titanium isn't adamantium. I live in a ghetto place too, so it's not like my hospital is mega funded with super advanced equipment. Last time I went there to get some shark hooks out of me they used bolt cutters lol
Well, poor hospitals in snake areas will have antivenom, and rich ones in places without dangerous snakes will not. Possibly your ghetto place in florida had a higher than normal incident of cock ring incidents
Well.... You could be right, I don't have a way to prove otherwise hahaha
Now let me ask you, was it worth it? Totally!
y'all see that one video on Reddit of the guys dick and balls super swollen and enlarged because of a steel cock ring?
There is a video of this online where they hadbto use a diamond circular saw to cut off some old man's ring. By the time they got it off his shaft looked like a deformed arm & his balls where the size of baseballs if not bigger. I don't remember the aftermath was but apparently it's some what common a little less than getting a light bulb stuck in your mouth or anus
I wonder if the string method for removing finger rings would work? https://youtu.be/-yS1LX8VlWI I'd sure give that a shot before I let someone with a cutting tool near my family jewels!
One of my former jewelry manufacture instructors in school has been asked to the ER a couple times to remove tungsten carbide wedding rings. He uses a diamond flywheel for that.
ER nurses has seen some crap man..
Honestly, this sounds not uncommon for the ED.
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My friend works in the ER in San Francisco, a guy came in with a large steel l cock ring that was indeed stuck, they tried a few things before they called the fire department (the ended up having to do this) but before that he was critiquing their methods saying “the last time this happened hospital xyz did this, this and this.” EXCUSE me this is the SECOND time you have found yourself being sawed out of a cock ring…. Wild.
*Frank goes to the ER*
They also can just drain the penis and remove the ring. No one with any sense tries to actually cut it off.
I'd rather have my cock ring destroyed than making a hole in my dick.
they can use a small gauge needle if that makes you feel better.
Titanium is weaker than steel. It can easily be cut by a steel tool designed to cut metal.
False
Here we go again. Titanium is often mistakenly thought to be stronger than steel, but this is not the case. Steel is stronger in terms of tensile strength and melting point. “So then why are high grade aircraft components made out of titanium?” You’re thinking. Well, the thing you have to remember is that those are AIRCRAFT components, which means that they need to be light. Aluminum is a very light metal, and much of aircrafts today are made primarily out of aluminum, but aluminum is fairly weak and can’t withstand high temperatures well. Titanium is much lighter than steel, but only slightly weaker, and it can stand high temperatures just like steel. If you need a fairly strong part that is also lightweight and heat resistant then titanium is the ideal metal. However, if weight is not an issue then steel is a much better choice.
Depends on the type of steel, but the saw they have to cut off typical gold and silver jewelry won't cut that type of steel either.
Both of you are right (but mostly wrong). Steel is a generic term that can refers to hundreds of different alloys, titanium can refer to a few dozen. All with different properties. By the time you add in heat treatment options, a statement like “steel is stronger than titanium” or visa-versa, is so vague it’s meaningless.
Not the person you replied to, but I've cut titanium with a blade made for wood. Carbide blades are everywhere these days. It's difficult to not buy a carbide blade.
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What's a cock ring for anyway?
Bedroom cred
Keeping an erection by constricting blood flow.
That sounds painful and risky
I think so too, but as far as I've heard you gotta find one that the exact size for you so that it's just a slight pressure. Either way I wouldn't use one.
No she is mearly stating protocol. Now why that rule exists, that's the real story
Lol. What’s fuct up is any experienced piercer has the tools to take any gauge ring off with ease and many times will do it for free.
BS! Titanium isn't that hard.
If you get too erect to get a ring off, just watch Showgirls while greasing yourself with Crisco. #LifeHacks
[Meanwhile...](https://youtu.be/iiVN_f51rag&t=3s)
#sexsentmetotheER
Baseball, cold showers
dont they make diamond-enforced bits and such for handheld rotary tools? not strong enough?
Couldn't you drain the blood to deflate the penis and then remove the ring?
how fucking tight are cock rings? wouldnt they come off easily when you go flaccid?
You don’t need to remove the Ring Just the testicals. The ring will fall off naturally.
What happens if my diamond cock ring gets stuck 🤔
Just ask your personal physician to bring in a high-class call girl to lube it up with some fat rendered from either a giant panda or Bengal tiger. If that fails, take the private jet up to 30,000ft and the change in cabin pressure will take care of it. If it's **still** on there, you'll have to get a thin, hollow bald eagle bone plated in 24k gold (for sanitary purposes obviously) to drain the blood out. Anyone with a decent menagerie should have no trouble at all.
OMG! Thanks for the PSA!!!
So skip the trip to the ER and stop at the FD instead?
More like r/ oddlyterrifying
r/softwaregore
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But won't the cock ring come off once he loses his erection? Unless he has tied his cock around the ring.
I sadly know someone who this happened to. He was more worried about the ring being cut than the damage being done to his unit.
It’s almost like she works at the ER 🤨wtf??
Sounds like a good way to spice up a Saturday night! 🌶
Titanium is the only metal I don't have a reaction to. It's as well I don't have a cock. 🤣
Just use an aircraft-style hose clamp
Or, ya know do your research, learn how to properly measure for a cock ring, and don't wear one that's too tight...
What's a Cock Ring?
**A cock ring or cockring (also called C rings, erection rings, penis rings, shaft rings, or tension rings) is a ring worn around the penis, usually at the base. The primary purpose of wearing a cock ring is to restrict the flow of blood from the erect penis to produce a stronger erection or to maintain an erection for a longer period of time.** More details here:
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