"There are only two circumstances where a dropping ball can qualify as a noteworthy event: male adolescence and New Year's Eve in Times Square. Having had no personal experience with the first, I will instead skip to the second and say that if you value your sanity, your extremities, and your bladder, you should find a different place to celebrate the new year."
Catherine Price, 101 Places Not to See Before You Die![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tE5dkh7a2WGvOPLU1iBfeNvJ0x6ynhoIf-x76SzWsu5x74cAlCLryYI9zR0VSuAJBGpB_YTUyP9nZTQf6E2LJCx74COvpZjBoYs6_l4dvrASzsKQmxdZ4ugRONDy1FNpcfB3Yzkou84lSIH4Pul16hE8V5iefKr1CrbnWKXKgRjVU=s0-d)
You probably meant to say Male Infancy, not Adolescence. A boy's testicles usually descend into the scrotum shortly before birth, not during puberty. Sometimes a boy is born before one, or both of his testicles descend. When this happens they will usually descend within the first 6 months of his life.
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