What is 'scrotal infusion'?

The scrotum is an enclosed sac. It is possible to inject fluids into the sac and cause it to greatly swell. This is also known as "ballooning" since the engorged scrotum resembles a water balloon. This painless, if bizarre, practice has one side effect that makes it popular among a select few - within twenty-four hours the fluid in the scrotum filters into the penis, expanding it to a quite prodigious girth. It is NOT advisable to try such foolishness.

Can a man have more than two testicles?

You should have figured out by now that the human body is capable of almost any kind of growth anomaly, including multiple testicles, which is known as 'polyorchidism.' This is another extremely rare condition. Most sufferers have three testicles, although four or five have been known to occur.

(Author's note - what about Hitler? He reportedly only had one!)

What can affect the taste of semen?

Some people seem to like the taste of semen, at least during the passion of fellatio, while others detest it. Did you know the taste of semen can change according to several different factors? A man's diet and state of health are two keys to the way his semen will taste. Vegetarians who eat lots of celery tend to have mild semen (as will a man who has ejaculated several times in the past couple of days), while red meat, asparagus, broccoli, and spinach produce sharp-tasting semen. The more sperm in the ejaculate, the sharper the taste will be.

Smoking cigarettes or pot or drinking alcohol make the semen bitter. A diabetic's semen is usually sweet. Combinations of these factors can produce a moderate taste. It is said that a vasectomy imparts a milder taste to a man's semen.

(Author's note - from personal experience, honey and cauliflower seem to soften the taste as well. Hey - I've tried it!)

All facts today were graciously given with permission and taken from Quickies - Fascinating Facts about the Facts of Life by Don Voorhees. You can read our review of the book here.