Man With a Penis on His Arm viewers gobsmacked as patient uses willy grafted onto his arm to hold DARTS

CHANNEL 4 viewers were left gobsmacked last night after they watched a man with a penis on his ARM use it to hold DARTS.

Malcolm MacDonald had a willy grafted on to his arm after his old one fell off in the loo in 2010.

A documentary on Channel 4 followed his struggles day-to-day with his six-inch member hanging off his limb.

And viewers were left shocked when they saw they used the penis to keep his darts.

One viewer said: "Clearly a very handy accessory for holding your darts.."

Another social media user wrote: "The Man with a Penis on his Arm! – and he’s keeping his darts under it!"

Malcom, 47, has told of his "nine-hour op".

He said: "The first thing I did was look down and I was like, ‘Oh my days. They got it right this time’. I feel like a real man again.”

The Sun revealed how a nightmarish blood infection led to his penis falling off one fateful day in 2010.

A willy doctor built him a new six-inch member and it was due to be attached in 2015 but, due to a lack of oxygen in his blood, it was grafted temporarily to his arm.

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Then hospital delays and the Covid pandemic meant the £50,000 NHS-funded appendage had to stay there, turning Malcolm’s life upside down.

An elderly lady once asked him to get an item from the top shelf of a supermarket — but the willy came loose and swung down near her head.

In the doc shown tonight Malcolm says: “It’s something to tell the grandchildren, isn’t it?”

A keen darts player, he also told how he learned to tuck his arrows under it.

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His penis was created by Professor David Ralph at London’s University College Hospital.

It was made out of flesh from Malcolm’s arm, which allows him to feel.

He will eventually have a pump in his scrotum to fill it with saline solution, allowing him to prepare it for sex.

Single Malcolm, of Thetford, Norfolk, said: “This could be a turning point in my life.

"My luck in life hasn’t been too good so far, but it can only go bad for so long, can’t it?

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“Can you imagine six years of your life with a penis swinging on your arm? It’s been a nightmare, but it’s gone now — the little bugger.”

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