Chinese woman kills man by squeezing his testicles over dispute

[Sirrus]

Originally Posted by Rub&Buah

Could this be The famous SHAOLIN DRAGON Claw .少林龙爪手??.

A very pitiful way to die.may the victm rest in peace

wrong lar, its the legendary 挤蛋龙爪手

[lls8]

Originally Posted by Sirrus

wrong lar, its the legendary 挤蛋龙爪手

Is this real?
I didn't know there is really such a legendary 挤蛋龙爪手 skill?
Thank you for contributing.
Will find out more...

[lls8]

Originally Posted by Rub&Buah

Could this be The famous SHAOLIN DRAGON Claw .少林龙爪手??.

A very pitiful way to die.may the victm rest in peace

Do you know this technique of Shaolin Claw?
Mayb can open a Shaolin school to teach students,....
Provide another income stream.
No gun, no knife, just A "Claw" to immobilised the enemy....wahahaha

[francolin]

Now cannot let the PRC do HJ.

[Sirrus]

Originally Posted by lls8

Is this real?
I didn't know there is really such a legendary 挤蛋龙爪手 skill?
Thank you for contributing.
Will find out more...

it was a kongfu that eunuch uses back in ancient china. it was to test if your really a eunuch and not a spy and etc. if u are an eunuch, u wont be hurt cause nothing to grab. if ur not an eunuch then consider yourself recently joined or killed

the other name for it is called 破阴手

[LovePotion]

Getting a small knock there also pain alrdy.

Not to mention kena grabbed and SQUEEZED.

[lls8]

Woman kills man by squeezing his testicles
Man this nuts (excuse the pun)!



It was reported in China that a woman killed a man by squeezing his well, nuts!

The shopkeeper had engaged in shouting match with a woman who had parked her scooter outside his shop.

The irate woman called for back-up (brother and husband) but after few smacks she went in for the kill, the low blow.


She grabbed him by his sack and squeezed the life out him!
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Woman Kills Man By Squeezing His Testicles

The man on the ground is a 42-year-old shop owner in the Meilan District of Haikou City, in Hainan, that big island south of mainland China. He is dead. A 41-year-old woman killed him. By squeezing his testicles.

According to witnesses talking to China News 24, the woman was riding a scooter and tried to park it in front of the man's shop. She was going to pick up her son, who attends the elementary school in that neighborhood.

The man went out of the shop and told her that she couldn't park her scooter there. She protested and a the shouting match started. After a while they started to fight physically. The woman called her husband and brother, who came to the scene. But things got a lot worse than just a few smacks here and there: the woman grabbed the man's testicles and squeezed them so hard and long that the man shutdown. He collapsed on the ground out of the pain and, worse, he was dead. Yes, people. dead by ballsqueeze.

The paramedics tried to revive him on the spot to no avail. He was rushed to the hospitals, but doctors couldn't do anything for him. I really want to know what the death certificate says. And I really want to know how the hell one can die from ballsqueezing.
Last edited by slickrick; Yesterday at 08:25 PM.

http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?t=49258#1

[Sirrus]

do you have balls? if u do maybe u can understand how it feels like just getting a slightly heavy tap on the balls....

[luckychan]

holy crap!!! ball buster!

[hello420]

Is it possible?
Just by twisting the nuts to kill a man?

It is as astounding as the 5 palm exploding heart technique in Kill Bill 2.
I am thinking how it would have been if Uma Thurman had used this technique.

[lls8]

No puppy love: Chinese high school issues rules to keep students focused
Updated: 30 Apr 2012

A middle school in East China has issued a controversial list of rules aimed at preventing puppy love among its students.

In a recent notice, Yueqing Yucai School banned youngsters of the opposite sex from talking alone in secluded areas, such as in dark corners or under trees, and from giving each other expensive gifts.

Holding hands, hugging and kissing are strictly forbidden, while boys and girls are not even allowed to walk side by side on the playground.

"We hope all of our students can stay rational and restrained when it comes to adolescent love so that they can be entirely devoted to their studies," the notice read.

It warned that falling in love at an early age disrupts academic study, can cause physiological and psychological harm, and produces no result.

Any student found breaking the rules will be punished and their parents will be informed.

"Puppy love is more prevalent these days and it's hard to deal with," Li Chunlian, director of the school's general office, told China Daily. "We hope these rules will prevent students from being engaging in it too early."

Most parents with children at the school are in support of the new rules, according to Li, who added that many had been calling for measures to prevent adolescent romances.

"We also asked students for suggestions before devising the rules," she said. "Some said they began their relationship after strolling with a classmate on the playground, so that's why we added it into the rules."

Zhang Wu, a teacher at the school, said the faculty is "clearly aware of the difficulty in banning students from finding love at school", but hopes that the rules "can serve as a deterrent, so things don't get out of control".

He added that students sometimes fight over the same boy or girl, which can seriously disrupt order at the school.

The move has won many fans, including a blogger named Ma Wenbo who wrote: "As a parent, I firmly support the school's decision and hope others will learn from it. If a student is engaged in romance too early, it will ruin his or her academic study."

The school, which is in Yueqing city, has also received harsh criticism from both parents and students around the country.

"To issue such rules based on the grounds that puppy love can affect someone's studies is ludicrous," said Mo Ding, a student at the middle school affiliated to Beijing University of Chemical Technology. "I know some couples, but they work really hard (in class) and actually encourage each other."

Xiong Bingqi, deputy director of the 21st Century Education Research Institute, a non-governmental policy research group, said schools should guide students' behavior, instead of simply trying to pose restrictions on their activities.

"I'm not surprised to hear the news at all," he said. "Many educators believe academic study is the sole aim of education, so such rules are not uncommon.

"What they (educators) fail to understand is that integrity of character and a healthy psychology are far more important for the education of a child."

Despite the controversy, Li at Yueqing Yucai School said the move is "well intentioned".

"We're aware of the many different voices, and in fact we're not even sure what effect the rules will have," she conceded. "However, all we have done is try to help our students."

Last year, a middle school in Baoding, Hebei province, issued similar rules.

Students of the opposite sex were ordered to keep at least 60 centimeters from each other while talking on campus, except during classes and school gatherings, and were allowed to meet only in bright, public places, according to local media reports.

SOURCE: China Daily

http://www.whatsonxiamen.com/news24947.html

[DayView2012]

Wow, scary sia.