Goodness Gracious Great Balls...
Filled with hot air via fire.
A noble cause as young men and us slightly older ones do tend to take these things for granted and shrug them off.
Actor Chris O'Dowd is backing an audacious plan to constuct an enormous flying 'nad sack - an "impossible to ignore" hot-air-filled scrotum designed to "combat the ignorance of testicular cancer". Here's The IT Crowd man himself giving the background to the Male Cancer Awareness Campaign's "Skyballs": As you can see, the …
Unfortunately El Reg continues to use embedded links to YouTube to illustrate its stories.
Not very clever I'm afraid, because those of us working on in large corporates only get to see a 'blocked site' placeholder which reads something like -
"Your request was denied because the requested URL is listed in the < name of a corporate blacklist > of banned URLs. If you believe this site should be permitted, then please contact the < corporate helpdesk name > for further assistance. "
So? What are you waiting for, man? Contact < corporate helpdesk name > immediately and get them to unblock YouTube, as you have a clear business need!
I mean, it's not like you can wait to watch the video from home when your employer isn't paying you to work. That would just be foolish. No, stand up, Stand UP, I say, for your right to watch giant balls on your employer's dime!
You might want to take extra care not to take this protest into the US. Because if you do chances are high you'll get arrested and thrown in jail for indecent behaviour; and if you happen to have the misfortune that there were also some minors looking an optional: "endangering the welfare of a child", which can easily end you up in jail for a few years.