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	The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], {{PhD}}, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”		The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], {{PhD}}, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”

	On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called [[Foreskin Restoration]] by a man named [[Mark Waring]], which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."		On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called [[Foreskin Restoration: Uncircumcision]] by a man named [[Mark Waring]], which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."

	Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his [[penis]] every day.		Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his [[penis]] every day.

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	The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], {{PhD}}, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”		The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], {{PhD}}, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”

	On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."		On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called [[Foreskin Restoration]] by a man named [[Mark Waring]], which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."

	Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his penis every day.		Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his [[penis]] every day.

	{{SEEALSO}}		{{SEEALSO}}

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	'''Foreballs''' consisted of two stainless steel bearings joined by a 1/4" diameter x 3/4" long stainless steel rod used as [[weights]] for [[foreskin restoration]]. The rod and welding added a bit to the overall weight. Foreballs required some loose skin or a foreskin in which to insert the smaller ball and to tape the tissue between them. Foreballs had to be removed to urinate.		'''Foreballs''' consisted of two stainless steel bearings joined by a 1/4" diameter x 3/4" long stainless steel rod used as [[weights]] for [[foreskin restoration]]. The rod and welding added a bit to the overall weight. Foreballs required some loose [[skin]] or a foreskin in which to insert the smaller ball and to tape the tissue between them. Foreballs had to be removed to urinate.

	The standard Foreballs set weighted about 7.5 oz (a 1" diameter ball and a 1-1/4" diameter ball). Some other popularly requested sets weighted about 10 oz (two 1-1/4" diameter balls); and another at about 12.5 oz (a 1-1/4" ball and a 1-1/2" ball).		The standard Foreballs set weighted about 7.5 oz (a 1" diameter ball and a 1-1/4" diameter ball). Some other popularly requested sets weighted about 10 oz (two 1-1/4" diameter balls); and another at about 12.5 oz (a 1-1/4" ball and a 1-1/2" ball).

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	* [[Surgical foreskin restoration]]		* [[Surgical foreskin restoration]]
	* [[Category:~~Films~~ about foreskin restoration]]		* [[:Category:Film about foreskin restoration]]
	* [[Literature about foreskin restoration]]		* [[Literature about foreskin restoration]]

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	== History ==		== History ==

	The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], PhD, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”		The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], {{PhD}}, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”

	On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."		On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."
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	{{SEEALSO}}		{{SEEALSO}}

	* [[Basics of foreskin restoration]]		* [[Basics of foreskin restoration]]
	* [[Foreskin restoration]]		* [[Foreskin restoration]]
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	* [http://www.foreskinrestoration.info/foreballs.htm Foreballs]		* [http://www.foreskinrestoration.info/foreballs.htm Foreballs]

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	== History ==		== History ==

	The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], PhD, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”		The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by the late [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], PhD, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”

	On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."		On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf\|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."

	Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his penis every day.		Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his penis every day.

			{{SEEALSO}}

			* [[Basics of foreskin restoration]]
			* [[Foreskin restoration]]
			* [[Surgical foreskin restoration]]
			* [[Category:Films about foreskin restoration]]
			* [[Literature about foreskin restoration]]

	{{LINKS}}		{{LINKS}}
	* http://www.foreskinrestoration.info/foreballs.htm
			* [http://www.foreskinrestoration.info/foreballs.htm Foreballs]

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	[[Category:Foreskin restoration devices]]		[[Category:Foreskin restoration devices]]

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			[[Category:Foreskin restoration]]

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'''Foreballs''' consisted of two stainless steel bearings joined by a 1/4" diameter x 3/4" long stainless steel rod used as [[weights]] for [[foreskin restoration]]. The rod and welding added a bit to the overall weight. Foreballs required some loose skin or a foreskin in which to insert the smaller ball and to tape the tissue between them. Foreballs had to be removed to urinate.

The standard Foreballs set weighted about 7.5 oz (a 1" diameter ball and a 1-1/4" diameter ball). Some other popularly requested sets weighted about 10 oz (two 1-1/4" diameter balls); and another at about 12.5 oz (a 1-1/4" ball and a 1-1/2" ball).

As of December 2012, the Foreballs restoration device is no longer manufactured.

== History ==

The foreballs device was invented in 1987 by [[R. Wayne Griffiths]]. The first version was made by “barrel” taping two balls together as is shown in [[The joy of uncircumcising]], by [[Jim Bigelow]], PhD, as a homemade device. With ideas from fellow restorers at [[NORM]] meetings in San Francisco in the early 1990s, the tape was replaced by a rod welded between the two balls. At one of the meetings, someone suggested the name “foreballs.”

On an interview for [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-foreskin-flap/Content?oid=886868 Chicago Reader] ([[File:Fs09.pdf|PDF]]), Wayne Griffiths describes the invention of the foreballs: "I'm a practical guy. I work as a construction inspector, so I brought a practical methodology that may have been lacking. There was a book written in the early 80s called Foreskin Restoration by a man named Mark Waring, which I'm sure is a pseudonym. He'd recommended marbles."

Griffiths went to a supply house and bought some one-inch and one-and-a-quarter-inch stainless-steel ball bearings. Using two together, he made a barrel hitch out of tape, cut a hole in the end, and attached the device to the end of his penis every day.

{{LINKS}}
* http://www.foreskinrestoration.info/foreballs.htm



[[Category:Foreskin restoration devices]]

[[Category:From IntactWiki]]