And why, we're all asking, did you need to research that "titbit"?

Troy, the taller of the two, had apparently grown weary of his life of first-world luxury in Vancouver, and on a whim, had decided to ride southward on his old, beat-up Kawasaki KLR one winter's day. He'd ended up meeting Nate— who was currently sporting two black eyes— in Mexico, just in time for Nathan to have a magnificent motorcycle wreck during a Day of the Dead celebration in a small pueblo. Nate had badly broken his collarbone, so after storing the mangled motorcycle in the 4th story apartment of a friendly local (first things first, right?), they had rushed to the hospital. Rather than arrange for a medivac back to Canada, Nate had opted for on-the-spot surgery, whereupon a doctor with an electric drill had re-assembled his collarbone with a few screws and a strip of barely sanitized metal. The scars Nathan showed us were a mass of lumpy, discolored flesh. They had subsequently found out that particular hospital had one of the highest rates of patient mortality in all of Mexico. Later, in Colombia, Nate and Troy had gone out on the town to party with some locals (something we had carefully avoided) and had ended up drugged, beaten up and robbed— hence Nathan's two black eyes.
The Great Pan American Motorcycle Expedition  Jesse & Jessica Eyer p188

Apparently I'm A God!   

It’s an X-rated question many of us have pondered at some point when wandering around a museum: why do men in Greek statues all have a small penis?
While the anatomy of Greek gods depicted in marble and bronze have never been modest, in recent years, many have wondered why their manhoods don’t match up to grandeur of their chiselled abs and bulging biceps.

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