A boy from Minnesota underwent emergency surgery to remove his testicle after being the victim of this terribly painful “game.” While changing classes in Crosby, MN, another boy attacked him and punched him in the testicle. Hours later, he woke his mother up at 1:00 am; he was in excruciating pain by that time.
Upon arriving at the hospital, Dr. Scott Wheeler, a urologist, operated on the boy, removing his testicle. According to Fox News, Dr. Wheeler stated that the practice has gotten out of control; he told reporters that he performs 3-4 surgeries a year due to sack tapping.
Although demonstrations of this kind of potential testicular homicide are wildly popular on YouTube, we’ll save you the trouble of looking it up: it’s played by randomly “tapping” a boy with one’s knuckles and a flick of the wrist, and is apparently fairly popular among athletes across the nation. (urbandictionary.com).
Apparently, there are variations on the theme of this horrific game, including “competitions” called “sack tap circles.”
Dr. Wheeler urges parents to warn their kids about sack tapping, because it has “lost its humor.”
