On the lighter side of the news

[neurosis]

I feel like this creates more questions than answers.

American Student Ends Up Trapped in Giant Vagina Sculpture

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/american-student-ends-trapped-giant-vagina-sculpture-n138311


MAINZ, Germany -- Call it a stimulating study-abroad experience. An American exchange student sparked an "extraordinary rescue mission" when his leg became trapped inside a giant vagina sculpture. "It was a dare," fire department squad leader Markus Mozer told NBC News. "The young man had tried to pose for an unusual photo and climbed into the artwork."

A total of 22 rescue workers with special equipment were deployed to the scene in the southern Germany city of Tuebingen on Friday to free the 20-year-old but a "forceps delivery was not necessary,"

 

[Bucky Cornstarch]

From the looks of him that might be the closest he's ever been to a vagina.

[pmartin]

From the looks of him that might be the closest he's ever been to a vagina.

Second time I suppose.

[Rstewart]

Looks to be a cavernous vagina

[Jeff]

Looks to be a cavernous vagina

Must have been after I was there.



 

[mowens]

If there is a model for that statue she should see a doctor.