Difference between revisions of "Roland Clark"
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| − | | Text=When I look at myself now, I see myself as the way I should be. I feel complete, I feel whole. I feel that my body is now functioning like it should be. I don't feel mutilated anymore. | + | |Text=When I look at myself now, I see myself as the way I should be. I feel complete, I feel whole. I feel that my body is now functioning like it should be. I don't feel mutilated anymore. |
| − | | Author=Roland Clark | + | |Author=Roland Clark |
| − | | Source=The Guide, Lost & Found, 1999 | + | |Source=The Guide, Lost & Found, 1999 |
| − | | ref=<ref>http://archive.guidemag.com/magcontent/invokemagcontent.cfm?ID=E0BE2497-C7B8-11D3-AD8E0050DA7E046B</ref> | + | |ref=<ref>http://archive.guidemag.com/magcontent/invokemagcontent.cfm?ID=E0BE2497-C7B8-11D3-AD8E0050DA7E046B</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:12, 28 March 2020
Roland Clark is an inventor with several United States patents for foreskin restoration devices. Roland is a true innovator, working to bring foreskin restorers various kinds of devices for restoring foreskin.
Roland Clark received United States Design Patent Number D375,358 for his penis uncircumcising device (PUD). A design patent protects the aesthetic appearance of an invention. In Roland's case, the patent protects a two piece penis foreskin stretching instrument.
| “ | Lost and Found: When I look at myself now, I see myself as the way I should be. I feel complete, I feel whole. I feel that my body is now functioning like it should be. I don't feel mutilated anymore. – Roland Clark (The Guide, Lost & Found, 1999)[1] |