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Man Cracks Penis During Sex, Leading to Rare 'Eggplant Deformity' Diagnosis | Complex
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Man who broke penis during sex has surgery to fix 'aubergine deformity' | Metro News
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Eggplant Shaped Like Penis on Sale - Thrillist
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Man who felt a 'crack' during sex ends up with 'eggplant deformity' of his penis | The Sun
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David Tennant mortified to discover what the aubergine emoji really means | The Sun
Man Diagnosed With Eggplant Deformity After Penis Crack During Sex
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Janelle Quibuyen on Twitter: "You guys used the eggplant emoji as a penis so much, real eggplants started growing their own penises https://t.co/tcQAZ01ZYD" / Twitter
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Man hospitalised after breaking penis during 'world's most dangerous sex position'
Q&A: Harvard Doc Who Treated Man with the Broken Penis
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The “eggplant penis” sign | SpringerLink
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