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Originally posted by mark123:
TBH, I wouldn’t want to go through life ballless either.

(Are there 3 Ls in ballless? Should it be hyphenated? Ball-less?)

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Originally posted by parabellum:
As slang, it's fine, but to be correct gramatically, I think you'd need a hyphen.

Ball-less. Makes sense.

The condition is properly known as bilateral orchiectomy.


From the Police Disclosure on Page 1, I saw this:

“ one officer is seen on footage reloading his magazine after the shooting.”

Damn, taking time to reload the empty magazine you just ejected? That’s as as hard corps as wearing shorts to fight “The Holy War.” [13 Hours]

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Originally posted by pedropcola:
Serious-ish question. When referring to balls is it sack or sac?

Urban Dictionary list for scrotum has definitions using one or the other form or even both in the same definition. So it was actually helpful.

I recommend the forum adopt the “sac” spelling as our standard form.

I also suggest a hyphenated form when it is associated with the word “Ball.” As in “He was shot through his ball-sac.”

One last one.



Now I get the response.

“Sac” makes me think of insects or larva or something. I’ll have a K in mine, thanks.

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Originally posted by mark123:
TBH, I wouldn’t want to go through life ballless either.

(Are there 3 Ls in ballless? Should it be hyphenated? Ball-less?)

Balls-free in '23!

Cop went in loaded for Ball.

I was confused. Heard "Taser! Taser! Taser! but saw handgun firing. Thanks for clearing that up.
That would have been a nasty trick to play on a perp though.

Were they using Ball Ammo or Jacketed or Full Metal Jacket?

I only shoot Ball Ammo out of my Colt 1911 45 ACP.


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[slight thread drift]So, help me out here.

A "sack" is a play in football that involves the enturfenation of the quarterback.

A "-sac(k)" is the short form of "ball-sac(k)" which means the skin bag in which one hauls around his testicles.

But, a "scrote bag", "dick bag" or "douche bag" is a form of asshole.

Yet a "Balzac" is a Frenchman.

I am mightily confused, and would appreciate any guidance the experts here can offer.

Thank you.[/slight thread drift]

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