Olympic rower makes us think way too hard about his possible boner.
LONDON OLYMPICS


What's most interesting is we're only talking about ONE of these dicks.

For most of us, the phrase "that's not a boner!" calls to mind the awkward fold that pants can make when you sit down, usually in middle school (when, by the way, there was a good chance you actually had a boner underneath that awkward fold in your pants). For Henrik Rummel, US Olympic rower and gold medalist in the four-man coxless event (we kid you not, this picture of four dicks was from the four man coxless race), that's just something he apparently has to say over and over again because he is a large man in little shorts. That doesn't mean he still doesn't get self-conscious, because he took to the ultimate arbiter of Internet truth, Reddit, to defend himself:


On Reddit, the assumption is that most users have an erection all the time.

Despite Reddit's warm embrace of his erection, Mr. Rummel still wanted everyone to know that his John Thomas was even bigger than it appeared in spandex after hard exertion in cold water. Because Mr. Rummel is just the kind of guy who won't stop until someone gives him a medal. So he posted this picture to back up his claim that the comment defending his flaccidity did, indeed, come from him:


"Hi. I'm mystery smiling girl and I'm here to lend credibility to this man's huge weiner."

It's always a good idea to bring a gun to a knife fight, and when it comes to internet disputes about weiners, that gun is almost always a woman. A woman with a big, knowing, amused smile attached to a pretty face that says "yes. what this man says about his penis is true. All you nerds go home now, a woman is looking at you, and she's probably amused at the thought of your penises." As Kurt Vonnegut wrote about big penises, "you never know who's going to have one." Well, apparently old Kurt never looked at enough men in spandex, or he'd have a much better idea. We're not going to speculate about the fifth-dimensional proportions of their manhoods here, but that's still one more literary reference than you probably expected to see in a dick article. If you still have doubts about Mr. Rummel's Opus, head over to our counterparts at Deadspin.com, where a gay man will helpfully explain to any confused straight men that there are a lot of different types of ding-dongs out there. Well, that's probably all the ways we can cover this penis story, we sincerely hope you've enjoyed contemplating this Olympian's greatest achievement. We're going to go take a cold shower and then insist that we're a grower and not a shower.

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  • BrandonJD | 08/26/2012 flag

    Rower shorts are always this tight, its so their clothing doesn't get caught in the swivel mechanisms that they sit on. The last thing you would want in the biggest race in 4 years, is for your shorts to snag on your seat and slow you down.

    Athletic clothing isn't all style, they are made the way they are for very specific purposes.

  • Dan | 08/10/2012 flag

    All those swimsuits need are a built in Cod Piece :-)

  • f1f2f3f4 | 08/10/2012 flag

    Either way, it looks good to me!

  • Emily | 08/07/2012 flag

    Whether that's a boner or not - I can CLEARLY see the outline of every other guy's (unarguably flaccid) penis on the team. Those shorts = too tight. Way to go, Ralph Lauren.

  • Corinna Blanchard | 08/07/2012 flag

    I don't think that it was a boner, my ex was accused of that mistake all the time. He was just naturally that size when he was not erect. Some mens penis' pull up insde a bit, others tend to hang out further from the body. They are all different. It just depends on the man.

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