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By the way, those lesbians with a delicate disposition should stop reading now because this article features references to that funny thing which dangles between men's legs, also known as the penis. As a corruption of the words "man" and "vagina", mangina has been used in some of the world's more salubrious gay circles as a slang term for, ahem, the male arse. Remember that scene near the end of 'Silence of the Lambs' where Buffalo Bill the serial killer is prancing about with his pecker stashed between his legs? The film was rightly criticised by transgendered people for promoting negative stereotypes but I'd wager that most men have tucked out of curiosity at some point in their lives, though I doubt many would admit it. Here are more random mangina facts: there's a band called Manginaworld and a computer game called Mangina. Mangina is also the 35,279th most popular surname in the United States. If you want your guy to be more like a gal then you could do worse than to buy him a pair of mangina pants. KoalaSwim describe the suit: "When your penis shaft is at its smallest, the Mangina holds it virtually flat to your body. The company sells a Shekini too, a suit which: "Works much like the Mangina, only instead of dividing your balls for that 'lip' effect, they are separated and pushed through tight slots and left exposed. It seems only natural then that the members of the rarefied New York performance art scene would latch onto the mangina concept. Artist Patrick Bucklew has been hand crafting his own range of manginas. He has more than 150 of them which he sells for up to $300 (200) each. Bucklew's manginas go to art collectors, transvestites and men who want to find out what it's like to have a fanny. He told Jane magazine: "The mangina is a prosthetic for switching sexes. Never mind, maybe he'll be more successful with his next project. Readers may be interested to know that Bucklew is currently developing a Wenis, a rubber mould of a willy for women.
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