In fact, this trend has become so worrying that it has caught the attention of the London Fire Brigade, which warns people to be careful when trying to re-view the scene from 50 degrees Gray.
Since April, firefighters have been asked to take part in nine operations in the capital to remove the penis ring, twice the total in the previous two years.
Handcuffed rescue has also increased, with about 27 last year.
Shortly after the film was released, brigadeactually launched 50 red campaigns.
And, despite the sudden desire to try the inappropriate penis ring, it seems to have something to do with a 459 drop in calls in 2015 --
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Dave Brown, director of action for the London Fire Brigade, said: "However, we are happy that fewer people are in trouble, reducing calls and looking, the gray effect of 50 degrees will still lead to some embarrassing calls.
"I would like to remind you that 999 is an emergency number that can only be used in this way.
If there is really an emergency, of course the firefighters will attend and get to the scene to help in a few minutes.
For those who are trying to get weird in the bedroom, getting stuck isn't just a problem, firefighters often have to attend events where people get stuck with bracelets, watches and the most common rings.
The fire chief added that our suggestion was simple.
If the ring does not fit, do not force it on.
"In addition to the pain, you may waste emergency service time if you have to call us.