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March 28, 2006 3:08 PM

I'm embarassed for my mice to have to say this but ... Their testicles are HUGE, like almost as big as their heads. Good thing for humanity too, as mice testicles may provide a source of stem cells free of the usual ethical considerations.They may also hold the solutions to transplant rejection and infertility. Is there anything those fuzzy globes can't do?
posted by hindmost (22 comments total)

Badminton.
posted by Malor at 3:28 PM on March 28, 2006

Mouse balls.
posted by Faint of Butt at 3:32 PM on March 28, 2006

Tis a good day for rodents.
posted by squirrel at 3:40 PM on March 28, 2006

Tis a good day for rodents.

apart from those who would rather their testicles weren't experimented upon.

I, for one, welcome our fuzzy globed, hugely betesticled overlords etc etc
posted by patricio at 3:42 PM on March 28, 2006

Mice, like vinegar, fix everything.
posted by rollbiz at 3:59 PM on March 28, 2006

Mouse cock.
Just felt like typing that.
posted by bardic at 4:00 PM on March 28, 2006

Mice, like vinegar, fix everything.

Don't forget duck tape.
posted by ZenMasterThis at 4:06 PM on March 28, 2006

Is there anything those fuzzy globes can't do?

The dishes.
posted by trondant at 4:15 PM on March 28, 2006

Why are mice balls so small?

Because very few of them know how to dance.
posted by Kickstart70 at 4:39 PM on March 28, 2006

(from the first link): It's kind of depressing that I have atom_girl's chemistry book sitting next to my computer...

*goes outside for a while*
posted by hototogisu at 5:03 PM on March 28, 2006

I've been bathing in mouse sperm for years, and it has done wonders for my complexion.
posted by Astro Zombie at 5:06 PM on March 28, 2006

Don't tell Jin about this. She's a bit attached to her "Mobile Embryonic Research Stations" ^TM
posted by mystyk at 5:09 PM on March 28, 2006

Do mice fall under that "drug dealer pet" category with rats, tartantulas, and lizards?
posted by wfrgms at 5:15 PM on March 28, 2006

The human body's immune system is the greatest enemy of transplanted cells and organs. But scientists have known that the testicles, brain and eyes are "privileged sites" where immunosuppression doesn't work.

I had no idea. This opens up a whole world of opportunities!
posted by [insert clever name here] at 5:18 PM on March 28, 2006

Do mice fall under that "drug dealer pet" category with rats, tartantulas, and lizards?

Y'know, you're right. I never noticed that. I mean, not that I, um, ever would.
posted by sourwookie at 5:30 PM on March 28, 2006

ratballs.com
posted by bigtex at 5:51 PM on March 28, 2006

I've been bathing in mouse sperm for years

I just feel sorry for the guy who's job it is to collect that. Can you say "repetitive motion injury?"
posted by me & my monkey at 5:53 PM on March 28, 2006

oh, here... the rat balls stories aren't right off the front page of ratballs.com any more
posted by bigtex at 5:55 PM on March 28, 2006

Title of the month, hindmost. *****
posted by sidereal at 6:51 PM on March 28, 2006

As a lab monkey, thanks for alerting me to this site.
posted by oxonium at 7:42 PM on March 28, 2006

free of the usual ethical considerations

Unless, of course, one is an animal rights activist.
posted by raedyn at 9:11 PM on March 28, 2006

My pet rat Virgil was legendary in college. Had a lot more women tickling his balls than I did, that's for sure.
posted by If I Had An Anus at 6:23 AM on March 29, 2006