revolutionary technique

i just came across this:

I was loosely circumcised at birth: I have a long inner foreskin remaining (about 2 inches), which spends most of the day folded up behind the glans. If I am sitting it usually covers the corona. The inner foreskin secretes smegma, and, especially in the hot weather, there is a noticeable odour, as well as moistness. Although I do not produce anywhere near the amount of smegma that I imagine an uncut man would, still I produce an amount which, during the summer at least, is inconvenient and unwanted. I think that the problem would have been obviated had I received a slightly tighter job: if the doctor had removed either more of the inner foreskin (possibly another inch or so) or if he had removed more of the shaft skin, resulting in a high-and-tight.

I had a room-mate some years back who had a low-and-tight cut, with very little inner skin, and a very smooth shaft. He never produced any smegma whatsoever.

The moral is, I guess, circumcision cures smegma-problems, but some styles (high and/or tight) cure it better than others.

Brad (from circlist.com)

wow, that's really interesting brad. you know, i've actually heard of another way you can deal with your 'smegma problem' that doesn't involve expensive surgery, weeks of recovery, and the loss of 80% of the nerves endings on your penis. i think it's called WASHING YOUR DICK.