Married TV actor wakes up to find his testicles have been STOLEN

So... can you transplant testicles then?

And if so, why don't they? Surely better for those who need them than hormone treatments?
 
We were talking about this earlier at work. Assuming you believe the story, who wants a set of another man's balls? Personally I (if it came to be needing replacements) would rather have a paid of synthetic ones, like a glass eye, that be scratching someone else's wrinkly golf balls. Maybe just me.
 
A mans only got two things in this world, his word and his balls... apart from this guy he only has 1 thing.
 
the (wo)man who removed them has balls and ***** for pulling off such a daring heist, I bet it was hairy there for a while but in the end the procedure was a success despite the close shave :D
 
Uncle Petey said:
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2867/can-testicles-be-transplanted
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That's quite interesting, but seems to ignore the welfare of the patient. From what I've seen of it (looked into it a bit as point of interest when my father had testicular cancer, though he's still swinging one nut), the hormone treatments are barely satisfactory for most. Not just in terms of sex drive etc, but for the other effects of testosterone, or lack thereof.

In any case, if it isn't performed, it makes you doubt the story - at least, the organ trafficking part
 
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