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10-09-2005, 07:44 PM
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30200-13263288,00.html
A man chopped his own penis off with a rusty old axe because he was sick of having no money.
The 30-year-old Serbian pulled down his trousers and positioned his appendage on a log before bringing down the axe.
"My wife is sick and I can't even buy medicine, my father, mother and I live from my father's paltry salary," the man said.
"I saw no other way out, grabbed a rusty two and a half kilo axe, took my penis out, put it on a log and bam!".
The Serb did not explain how cutting off his penis would ease his financial worries.
But the sight of blood brought him to his senses.
"Only then did I come to and screamed as loudly as I could, realising I didn't have it any more," he said.
Neighbours in the industrial town of Kragujevac heard his screams and rushed him to hospital where amazingly doctors were able to stitch his penis back on.
"The most important thing is that his tool is back in place. All's well that ends well," said doctor Srecko Djordjevic, who performed the operation.
A man chopped his own penis off with a rusty old axe because he was sick of having no money.
The 30-year-old Serbian pulled down his trousers and positioned his appendage on a log before bringing down the axe.
"My wife is sick and I can't even buy medicine, my father, mother and I live from my father's paltry salary," the man said.
"I saw no other way out, grabbed a rusty two and a half kilo axe, took my penis out, put it on a log and bam!".
The Serb did not explain how cutting off his penis would ease his financial worries.
But the sight of blood brought him to his senses.
"Only then did I come to and screamed as loudly as I could, realising I didn't have it any more," he said.
Neighbours in the industrial town of Kragujevac heard his screams and rushed him to hospital where amazingly doctors were able to stitch his penis back on.
"The most important thing is that his tool is back in place. All's well that ends well," said doctor Srecko Djordjevic, who performed the operation.