Cat guy myself, but "know thy loyal opposition."
Posted on 10/31/2001 3:19:15 PM PST by Texaggie79
TAIPING - A newly wed couple had to call an ambulance for help when they discovered they could not disengage after having sex.
The couple, both of whom are in their 20s, found themselves in this awkward situation on Wednesday night.
The husband was unable to release himself after his wife's vagina contracted for unknown reasons. The more anxious they became, the more difficult it was for them to pull apart.
The naked couple finally had to contact a private medical centre for help.
An ambulance was sent and paramedics worked on getting the couple to relax before they were finally separated.
Adding to their embarrassment, neighbours and then the whole village got wind of the incident because of the presence of the ambulance late at night.
In May this year, a pair of adulterers in Ipoh had to be taken to hospital in a similar situation.
The 50-year-old woman had taken an aphrodisiac similar to Viagra which caused her to be abnormally excited, China Press reported.
This might have heightened the couple's sexual pleasure but it also resulted in her 60-year-old partner's being unable to disengage.
The couple panicked and yelled for help from neighbours who called an ambulance.
Naked and still conjoined, the red-faced couple had to be carried into the ambulance before an amused crowd of fellow villagers.
The couple was finally separated at the local hospital after being given an injection.
--Sin Chew Jit Poh/Asia News Network
Copyright @ 2001 Singapore Press Holdings. All rights reserved.
LOL...
SR
Better get "on top" of that situation immediately!
Sometimes it's difficult to "let go."
---Just a minor Medical "Legend!"
Doc
Yes, with doggy masks on, no one would be the wiser. The cold water splashes could be a real bummer though.
Cat guy myself, but "know thy loyal opposition."
Yes, it does happen to dogs a lot. Many years ago, when I was young and naive, this happened with my Golden Retriever. A neighbor's female dog got out, and they were having great sport in the back yard. The neighbor and I were frantic, as we saw the 2 dogs were stuck.
I called my husband (who grew up on a ranch) and said "What should I do??" He replied, "Stay calm, and listen carefully. I want you to walk very slowly, and quietly into the kitchen, and open the drawer by the phone."
"And then what?" I yelled.
"Get the camera."
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