There's no way to disable the 'print screen sysrq' button, though.

Hit that, and you've made a screen shot to paste into some imaging program and save.

Yes, once it's out there, it's out there. And never mind that your head could end up on someone else's body, and such.

Frida G Cavic (imported) wrote: Thu Jan 07, 2016 8:48 am you can find how to disabling the right button of the mouse to avoid download your pics, I´ve seen in some webpages that they disable the right button.

Two words: browser cache (or "page source" or DownThemAll! for firefox). Anything that you can see on the page you can download.

fhunter wrote: Thu Jan 07, 2016 12:33 pm Two words: browser cache (or "page source" or DownThemAll! for firefox). Anything that you can see on the page you can download.

NoScript, too - I don't tend to notice such things, because my browsers all quietly refuse to execute javascript code. It's just a rule of thumb for security reasons - look at what else uses JS to run, and the majority of it is malware of some sort or another.

The point of the previous posts is that once a person can see it on their own computer screen, it means it's been downloaded to their machine.

Again, I think it's gracious Jared shared. Just keep in mind it's out now, no putting it back in the bottle.

--LT

Agreed, and I'm aware of how photos on the internet work. I hid the album on imgur.com for now, and will restore it when I've edited some of the images (blur certain areas).

Jared_in_UT (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 11, 2016 5:25 pm Agreed, and I'm aware of how photos on the internet work. I hid the album on imgur.com for now, and will restore it when I've edited some of the images (blur certain areas).

Edited photos are now back up at the same URL below. Hopefully these will help someone in their decision on whether or not to proceed with the surgery.

Again - NOT SAFE FOR WORK

http://imgur.com/a/Cq0RL

Hello! How are you? Does it healed?

Jared_in_UT (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 11, 2016 5:25 pm Agreed, and I'm aware of how photos on the internet work. I hid the album on imgur.com for now, and will restore it when I've edited some of the images (blur certain areas).

I really hate to say it, but the new ones give me the screaming heebie-jeebies in a way the old ones don't. I'm psychoanalyzing myself after a long bout of insomnia and a glass of wine, but it reminds me of …LINK TO A BANNED SITE WAS POSTED!it seems even more indecent than the uncensored ones, which just came off as medical images. By drawing the attention to the removed segments, you draw the mind to them, too.

No, I'm pretty sure there's no "right answer" here. Yes, you're allowed to do whatever the fuck you want with them. But I'm free to crop them until they stop making my skin crawl, if I have to reference them again later. (I wonder what that says about my hangups? :-\ )

Jared,

I enjoyed your posts and pics. I was castrated nearly 7 years ago and my doctor made two horizontal incisions up near the top of my scrotum which looked similar to yours. He did that so he could pull out as much of the cords as he could to cut them off as short as possible so everything would retract back up into my abdomen. But unlike you, he put a Penrose drain (sounds complex but is just a short piece of latex hose) that stayed in for 3 days. This and ice for at least 12 hours left me with absolutely no bruising or swelling. We also had some earlier healing experience with a surgical biopsy and found that a women's control brief with a feminine pad worked very well as well as symbolizing my emasculation. My healing was no issue at all- I only took 3 Tylenol lll tabs for pain. There was some discomfort in my groin for 2-3 weeks due to my doctor pulling on the cords, but only annoying discomfort, not pain. Just about the time I figured it was going to be chronic, it suddenly disappeared once and for all. Things only get better with time.

For me jared's pics hs been a great help to have a better anatomical plan for my cacl2 injections, his photos provide a good vision of how the human testicle are. On Internet the most of the imgaes are draws or from animals, and the few of humans dont show too much.

Also I have a new doubt about the inguinal via which seems the less problematic. Seems that surgeries in the inguinal area-lower abdomen make you prone to possibles herniae in the future. what certain is this statment? I think I remember that exist a post comparing inguinal vs scrotal.