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Heavyweight thrusts of 440lb Gregg Casarona smashed skinny girlfriend's head through a concrete wall, giving her a concussion.
Virgin Gregg Casarona felt the earth move the first time he had sex - unfortunately it was the masonry falling as his girlfriend's head bashed through the wall.
Morbidly obese Gregg Casarona had been dating Jen Gerakaris for a month when they decided to sleep with each other.
Unfortunately as 31 stone Casarona became Cassanova he failed to take into account the power behind his near quarter of a ton weight.
As the amorous 21-year-old and his 8st girlfriend got intimate, her head went right through the wall behind them.
Gregg said: “My initial reaction was, ‘I killed her. This is my first time. And Jen is dead.''
Fortunately she saw the funny side and as he freed her head she quipped: "Why did you stop?"
She said: "I wanted to lighten the mood."
He took her to hospital where she was treated for concussion.
The incident happened eight years ago but is now being re-enacted on TV series Sex Sent Me to the ER which premiers in the USA on December 28. The pair are no longer together.
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