‘Testicle Bath’ Birth Control Device Wins Dyson Award

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A German inventor’s ultrasound “testicle bath,” a birth control device that temporarily stops sperm mobility for several months, has won the James Dyson Award, which is given out annually to designers of new problem-solving ideas. What do you think?

“It might catch on if they can find a way to make it the woman’s responsibility.”

Gina Dahl, True Crime Theorist

“Thank goodness, my sperm has been getting everywhere lately.”

Elliott Tolman, Police Auctioneer

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“But periodic ultrasonic pulses always ruin the sensation.”

Fabian Alonzo, Gossip Orator