I aint lying.. it's called "pukpok" in the philippines.. it's a dying tradition in my country cuz them weak a.ss now go to real doctors..
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The traditional circumcision makes use of a curved piece of wood which is anchored into the ground. The protruding part of this apparatus is pointed at its end: the foreskin of the boy being circumcised is drawn over this protruding part. The circumciser rests his knife lengthwise across the boy's foreskin and then a quick blow is made with a stick, slicing the upper foreskin into two and exposing the . Prior to and while the procedure is being performed, the boy is told to chew leaves. The masticated guava leaves are applied onto the wound as a and is bandaged. The boy is then to wash off in the cold waters of a nearby river. While this procedure is commonly known as a circumcision, it is more accurately described as a as no foreskin is removed during the procedure.
Newly circumcised boys usually wear or to help in the healing. The swelling that might occur during this period is termed pangángamatis (literally, "becoming like a tomato", kamatis) owing to the reddish appearance of the .
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Go to contemporary practice
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Isn't this what they call Tuli?Comment
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My neighbor described this in depth lolComment
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One of the most physically painful thing i have experienced.. cuz mfer fold doctor dont use anaestesia.. imagine getting ur foreskin cut without anaestesia.. just cut though not removed..Originally posted by Mike_b View PostComment
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Man you are a old Skool gComment
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It's a crime that a thread like this only has 9 posts.Comment
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