How repulsive is it for a girl to see a guy scratching his family jewels right in front of her. Is this a desi phenomenon?. I have seen many Indians and Pakistanis do it.
On a sacle of 1-10, with 10 being most repulsive I would say 15.
I would say 20. It's worse when you see them at the mela scratching themselves then dip those same hands into the keema to make some kebabs.
Mehnaaaaaaaaaaz!!! Yuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. lol
LOL at the two replies.
You girls are too much. All this analogy of keema and kabab... chee chee chee.
barf at mehnaz's reply
So, is giving in to the urge to itch is only a male phenomenon? Do females not scratch at all? If true, then Allah Mian discriminated, no?
Don't think girls are repulsed at all, rather turned on.
I have always wondered why they are staring at me or trying to ignore me during my 'scratchathon'. They appear disgusted but I know in my heart that they are enjoying it.
It's Animal instinct baby.
tell me more ..MMMmmMMMmmMm
btw girls scratch themselves too …all the time … but they do it when they think no one is looking. And some one is always looking 
Depends why you're scratching Funguy. Been touching things you shouldn't again?
I guess I am officially 'single again'.
do you win the prize when you scratch if off? What does the sticker say?
it's hard to read once it's scratched
How about undoing a wedgie in public. That reminds me, swimming in school always required lots of unwedgying.
I prefer not to scratch, I am afraid that it will unleash the hidden dragon on public.
When ladies dip their long nails into Aalo to mash them and make Aloo waley parathey eeeeeeeeeeewww. 
But I dont mind a bit :k:
:yukh:
funguy this was the least amusing topic u could come up with 
Bandoostaa - maybe all those girls you "think" you are turning on are really just hoping you aren't contagious.
Maybe they are wondering what kind of bugs are crawling around in your junk and making you itch:) hehe
You gotta do what you gotta do. Not scratching when needed is like holding back a sneeze. Ladies, walk a mile in a man's shoes (or pants/shalwaar?) and then talk.
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I would say 20. It's worse when you see them at the mela scratching themselves then dip those same hands into the keema to make some kebabs.
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That was errmm graphic! My dinner is on the floor now.