What is this?
This is an 18-SX entry... be forewarned.
Ok, here's a quiz. Who can guess what this quaint little piece of object is?
Ok, here's a quiz. Who can guess what this quaint little piece of object is? Is it:
(A) Kristin's new necklace?
(B) A caterpillar with tattoos?.0.jpg)
(C) Baby toy?
(D) Xmas tree deco?
(E) Ball-o-meter?
And the answer is: (E)! The Orchidometer, or Ball-O-meter, something I use frequently at work when evaluating hypogonadism. For such a simple device (string-of-pearls) it's bloody expensive.
posted by vagus at 5:05 PM
13 Comments:
GEEEEEROOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSS!!!
ewwww. TK... ewwwwwww
ha ha ha ha
You use that to measure the size of kid's balls lol ;p I've seen that when I was doing growth studies in uni ;p
you make it too obvious man, c'mon, obviously the last one! try it again and come up with more convincing spoofs! lol...
I love orchidometers...
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Oh. I thought it looked good on Kristin. =P
Heh,that's lovely to have it as an ornament on Xmas tree. Maybe should add more glitters on it too.
Hhmmph....
Erm ....
close. i tot it's to measure dilation of the anus or something...hrmph
and it's made of wood? or plastic... i think it's the "empirical" standard right? but then again.. does it differ.. i mean.. gonad sizes...
soooo.. the numbers on the beads denotes the age of the "patient" ahhh.. now it makes sense.. uh duh..
No, paulos. the numbers are the volume (in cc)
I haven't seen one of those in years. I was in a growth study back when i was younger where they used these. If anyone is familiar with those, I'd love to talk with you. My email is gshepnyc@aol.com
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