March Madness & Vasectomy - I may owe someone an apology...

Submitted by jtmc33 on

Last week, I was talking to a woman who has three kids (all boys).  When I asked if they were going to try for a boy, she said that her husband was getting a vasectomy next Wednesday (as in the day before March Madness).

I then told her that there are more vasectomies scheduled in that week than any other.  She looked at me with a blank stare and asked why....   So, I said, "It's the opening weekend of March Madness... you get to lay on the couch for 4 days and watch basketball"

She stearnly told me, with no hersitation, "My husband isn't into sports."

My responsse..."Well, he obviously is.  And I just ruined this poor guy's master plan."

She laughed, but in a "I'm going to f'ing kill him" sort of way.

So, if you are married to a 35 year old, attractive Emergency Room Doctor, who is ruining your "down time" as you try to watch BBall with a bag of frozen peas on your crotch... I'm Sorry

So, who has their own Vasectomy and March Madness story... let's hear them

Tkriz

March 21st, 2014 at 12:40 PM ^

Was born the day after Michigan beat Michigan State 60-59 in 2012. Early in the second half of the game my wife started having contractions, called her Dad and said can you leave to come over to watch the 3 kids when the game is OVER! We left for the hospital after the game and my son was born at 6:45 am. As an aside, she was interested in the name Mason and I said I'd agree if it was Mason Blue...she wouldn't go for it.

rpel84

March 21st, 2014 at 1:10 PM ^

I wanted to name my son the same thing. So my wife put the name on the birth certificate before she even went up to the room while I was parking the car so that I could not change it.

What a great wife though to say wait till the games over. She's a keeper... like you have a choice.

CR509

March 21st, 2014 at 1:09 PM ^

I did this as well thinking it was a great idea. I got about 26 hours of sympathy and was told to stop being a cry baby and help with the kids. Woman, like they know what pain is

mgobleu

March 21st, 2014 at 1:11 PM ^

perhaps the best part of a cesarean...they take care of tubal ligation while they're in there, and I continue living my life as the gloriously potent man that I am. No, I don't get a mancation, but I don't have to witness the smoke rising from my ballsack.

Son of THE PAR…

March 21st, 2014 at 1:49 PM ^

I never thought to have it around March Madness.  I had mine on December 30th, so I could have it on that year's insurance.

 

The procedure is not that bad, more uncomfortable than anything else.

 

Now, when I went in the first time and he was unable to complete the procedure after digging around for 45 minutes on one side, that hurt real bad for about the 2-3 weeks.

Dr. Hamlet

March 21st, 2014 at 1:49 PM ^

Had the idea this year, called 4 different urologists who had no openings this week.  One booking nurse said, "Oh, those days fill up way early."  So, I'm scheduled Thursday morning of the Masters.  Not a bad consolation prize.