April 15, 2004
Counseling
Lovely Wife and I went to relationship counseling once. Our "facilitator" seemed likable enough and our session started out pretty well. At one point she said something along the lines of "It is essential that husbands and wives know the things that are important to each other." She then asked me if I could name Lovely Wife's favorite flower.
I leaned over, feeling very confident, touched Lovely Wife's arm gently and whispered, "Self-Rising, isn't it?"
The rest of the story is not pleasant.
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ROFL!!! This is why I love men...their thinking processes are so--um, interesting....
Posted by: Susie at April 15, 2004 11:18 AM (sf0L+)
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Self-Rising actually is my favorite. It's one of the secret ingredients in my Deadly Double Chocolate Cookies.
Posted by: Jim at April 15, 2004 11:26 AM (IOwam)
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Bwahahahaha. Thanks, i needed that.
Posted by: tommy at April 15, 2004 11:30 AM (v0EoW)
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Rolling on the floor with Susie.
... uh, laughing, that is...
... not that I'd mind... eh. Skip it. I won't go there.
Posted by: Harvey at April 15, 2004 02:10 PM (tJfh1)
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Deadly?
Double Chocolate??
*this* bears investigation . . .
Posted by: Claire at April 15, 2004 08:22 PM (l1oyw)
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I sense another chocophile's presence. I'll see if I can whip up a batch and post a story/recipe in the near future. Baking's usually reserved for weekends and this weekend I'll be a hundred miles away from my stove but perhaps next weekend will offer the opportunity. Stay tuned!
Posted by: Jim at April 15, 2004 09:07 PM (saeHM)
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Hilarious!! We men just don't understand our women, do we? Reminds me of the time I sold an old text book of my wife's because she didn't really need it - I had another one that covered the same subject and mine was more up-to-date. Nobody needs two books like that, right? Wrong, this one had lots of sentimental value and I lost whatever sentimental value I had in her eyes that day.
Posted by: David Wayne at April 16, 2004 12:57 AM (czWTG)
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Sentimental value in a textbook? Yeah, I would have flunked that one too.
Posted by: Jim at April 16, 2004 05:25 AM (saeHM)
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I'll bet the relationship counsellor had never heard that one before. Plus he/she would be marking you two down in the "long term therapy" column. Actually probably just you. As if any man understands the difference between self-raising and the other kind.
Still, it's funny and good enough to
steal as my own one day remember.
Posted by: Simon at April 16, 2004 06:20 AM (UKqGy)
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I wonder...where was I?Oh gosh...was that the time I totally blacked out in anger?
:-)
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April 08, 2004
Nation shocked at Jimmy Breslin's "Blairing" column.
DATELINE: New York
Jimmy Breslin, longstanding columnist for Newsday, has been accused of creating an interview with the Rev. Louis Sheldon (chairman of the Traditional Values Coalition) out of whole cloth. Pulitzer prize winner Breslin claims that the interview occurred in 1992 but his target is crying foul.
[Reverend Sheldon] said he has "never met Jimmy Breslin, never had the conversation described in his column today and never said those sentences to anyone in my life."
Snooze Button Dreams correspondents, in a daring predawn raid, managed to interview the beleaguered newsie. Without admitting any guilt the SBD operatives correspondents would like it known that it is possible Mr.Breslin was anally accidentally administered a large dose of sodium pentathol.
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It's true though. Homosexuals do that all the time.
That's how I got this way, in fact. Stolen right off the doorstep.
I blame my beauty for making me a target of the homosexual agenda.
Posted by: Trey Givens at April 08, 2004 11:14 AM (Fo1B/)
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Jimmy Breslin is the poster child clarifying that the First Amendment of our Constitution is what allows citizens to demonstrate their stupidity through the things they say or write.
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April 06, 2004
Wakey wakey
The puppy has several methods of waking me up in the morning when she's ready to do her business. The first one she used was jumping half up on the bed and raking her claws down my back. That was exceptionally effective at waking me up but it did not put me in the spirits to provide her with the friendly companionship that makes a morning poop so much more enjoyable. In short, she quickly came to learn that this wasn't acceptable.
She then moved to whining (or as my Brit readers would say, "whinging") but found the results to be less than satisfactory. I'm a pretty deep sleeper and little noises like polite whining, televisions and fire alarms don't have a very good chance of waking me up.
Then she discovered the power of the puppy nose. There is no good way to describe the sensation of being brought out of a deep slumber by having a cold wet puppy nose jammed up your ass crack. Suffice it to say that this method had much better success at rousing me (yes I said 'rousing' in conjunction with a dog's nose up my crack. Get your minds out of the gutter. The word you are looking for is "arousing", which I didn't use because I wasn't. Aroused that is. Pervs.) than did mere whining. After a bit of negative reinforcement, the pup learned to aim higher and I thought we had a mutually agreed upon system. Oh how wrong I was.
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I keep trying to stop laughing at the imagery behind that but I can't do it...heh heh...puppy fart alarm clock.
You know you could probably patent that...
Posted by: Tiffany at April 06, 2004 02:57 PM (rDyup)
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But what would I use for a snooze button?
(Is that a smart thing for me to ask? Somehow I'm doubtful. Hehe)
Posted by: Jim at April 06, 2004 03:48 PM (IOwam)
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Thats about the funniest thing i've read this month. It reminds me of my grandfather. Had a puppy that liked to pee in his slippers, see.
Posted by: tommy at April 06, 2004 04:26 PM (v0EoW)
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Hmm...snoozebutton...maybe you could rig a rubber cap over the offending spot that can be turned into place for 9 minute increments.
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I
knew it wasn't smart to ask.
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March 31, 2004
AM Calls
I got a call from Lovely Wife this morning. I usually do and my morning isn't really started until I get one. This particular call had one of those spooky beginings that sounded suspiciously like "Do you know what
your son did?" Those are the worst calls since you're effectively powerless. If whatever your son (not hers, at least at this particular moment) did makes you furious you're shit out of luck. You're at work buddy and by the time you get home it's ancient history. Of course since you're a grown up you've festered on it for the entire day and when you do get home you try to do the corrective counseling thing but by that time the kid doesn't even remember what it was that he did and your oh-so-carefully crafted and mentally rehearsed speech falters and dies on your lips when confronted by stupefyingly honest childhood ignorance.
If whatever the boy did doesn't happen to irritate you or (God forbid) you don't think it was such a bad thing anyway you are equally screwed. You are on the phone with a woman who is so pissed she has temporarily disowned her child. You. Must. Agree. With. Her. Not doing so, and doing so in colorful and excited terms I might add, will allow her to transfer that rage from the son to the father. That's you, remember. This is a bad thing. You always want to place children between yourself and your spouse's rage, never the other way around. Hey, that's the basic reason you had the little beggars in the first place.
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Posted by: Jennifer at March 31, 2004 04:50 PM (DdBLw)
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Coffee AND cigarettes? not likely... not even recommended.
Cute story though.
Posted by: MojoMark at March 31, 2004 05:20 PM (E+LQu)
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This morning I could not get my son, three-and-a-half,out the door until he completed his fourth or fifth stirring rendition of the alphabet song.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at March 31, 2004 07:13 PM (CSxVi)
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March 24, 2004
Morality is so taxing. Why can't health be too?
How much of the pricetag on that bottle of Jack Daniels is going to the taxman? In New York it's over $6. In Alaska it's almost $13.00. Other states are anywhere from a buck to several bucks. Then there are the states (18 of them) where the government completely controls all sales and profits from alcoholic spirits.
How about that pack of Marlboros? How much of that price is added by the state? If you're in New Jersey, more than $2.00 is going to the government. Yeah, the State can impose a 100% user cost penalty on these consumers and nobody says "Boo".
And why is that? How can the government get away with such phenomenal taxation schemes? Well, it's obvious, isn't it? These are immoral items. Only immoral people are being forced to pay extra taxes. Plus, they aren't healthy. Consumption of these items leads to deteriorating health conditions and that creates a burden on society. So if we make the consumers pay up front then the State won't have to foot the bill later on.
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Don't yell at me, Trey. It's sarcasm.
Posted by: Jim at March 24, 2004 03:26 PM (IOwam)
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I think that this is a great idea. We SHOULD tax the immoralites harder because they die sooner, so we need to get as much out of them as we can.
MWAHAHAHAAAA!!!
Posted by: Trey Givens at March 24, 2004 04:44 PM (Fo1B/)
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Can you see me?
Hello?
Hello?
*waving*
Posted by: Trey Givens at March 24, 2004 04:45 PM (Fo1B/)
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hear, hear. End Big Sugar's stranglehold on the health of American Citizens. I say tax the granulated form too. Lets have the only white powder in America be cocaine, as set forth in a good book. Would this necessitate the double taxation of Rum, though, since it isderived from cane sugar? That wold make for some fun at the bar "Top shelf Scotch or Rum and Coke? Well, I'm strapped, so lets make it the Scotch"
/random.
Posted by: tommy at March 24, 2004 04:50 PM (v0EoW)
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Yes, I can see you Trey. Your invisibility potion has worn off.
Mmmm...Scotch....
Posted by: Jim at March 24, 2004 07:10 PM (saeHM)
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In Germany any such item is concidered "unnessesary luxuoury".Therefore you pay extra tax on it,alot extra tax (which is included in the rediculous shelf price).
THats WHY the US doesn't charge tax there BERCAUSE another country has it and then it would look good in this land of freedom.Lets face it...who wants to be like the stupid Germans anyways.:-)))
I do....Ilove beer,sugar,candy,cereal,smokes (but had to quit them...*sniff*) and aaaaaaaaaalllll that kind of good,TAXED stuff!
So see....suecied (spelling?) IS legal!:-)
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March 22, 2004
Sometimes I wonder...
...since we moved to Georgia, are our kids going to grow up to be whitetrash or rednecks? And then Bear will say something like what he said at dinner last night:
"When I get bigger I'm going to be a daddy. I'm going to be in charge. Cordelia will do what I tell her because she likes me and she's going to marry me."
And I realize that the answer is of course "rednecks".
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March 19, 2004
What's your superpower?
My previous post got me thinking about superpowers. My favorite wouldn't really be the projectile dootie I linked to before. I'm not really sure what superpower I'd most like to have but it comes down to one of these three:
Polymorphic: That's a shapechanger for all y'all that's weak on your latin. That's like the blue naked lady in the X-Men movies. How cool would it be to look exactly the way you want to instantaneously? No more worries about bad hair days or having clean underwear. Just wake up, take a crap, poof into the look you want and you're out the door. Want to hang out at muscle beach? Poof, you're The Rock! Want to play runway model? Poof, you're Kate Moss! Want an ice cream but you left your wallet at home? Poof, you're a soulful eyed waif! In a fight with the Yakuza? Poof, you're superfast, superstrong, with skin harder than rhinocerous armor.
Flying: Yeah, I know it's common and trite but I've never lost my childhood desire to fly. This is the most common dream power I get, though I've gotten much slower as I've matured. A lot of times I'm really just gliding now. Still cool but I guess I'm feeling my age in my dreams.
Stopping Time: I used to have lots of fun imagining what it would be like to be able to stop time. This one has loads of opportunity for mischief (and outright criminal behavior). Sure, you could save the heroine by stopping the bullet inches before it hits her and moving her out of the way. Sure, you could save the four kids in the back seat of the runaway car just before it heads off of the bridge/cliff/parking ramp. But think of all the things you could do in your time off...every beach is a nude beach for the person who can stop time. And it's only the people you want to see nude who are nekkid. Money is no object. Well, I guess it's still an object it's just a really easy to reach object. Anything that you want is yours for the taking and as long as you're taking it from bad guys and jerk-offs your concience is clear, right? That is so sweet.
So, if you could have a superpower, what would it be?
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I would totally go for the polymorphic one. Totally. When I was a kid, I used to love the Wonder Twins, since they could do this. My only question was, when she said: "Form of...an eagle!" and turned into an eagle, and he said "Shape of...a bucket of water!" and turned into a bucket of water....where did the bucket come from?
Posted by: Helen at March 19, 2004 10:33 AM (6dPV0)
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That was the little known extra power that Jaze had. His toenails could also transform into inanimate objects like buckets or hoses or squirt guns. It made him quite a bit more powerful than most people gave him credit for.
Posted by: Jim at March 19, 2004 10:48 AM (IOwam)
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I've always thought that time-stopping coupled with mind-reading would be the ultimate combo.
Posted by: mallarme at March 19, 2004 11:33 AM (l7H1O)
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I saw the incredibles the other day, and I think that Force Fields are cool.
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March 18, 2004
Wet Dreams
Did you ever have one of those times when you've got to take a leak super bad to the point where you can feel your bladder being constricted by your other organs and you finally get to the bathroom and drop trou as you get into position and you do the one armed lean in anticipation of the unbelievable satisfaction you are about to receive and you cut loose and sigh as the stream of urine cuts into the water like a Bali cliff diver and that delicious sound echoes about you but then you realize that despite these wonderful sensations you are experiencing the one critical one that you are not feeling is the sensation of having to urinate decreasing even the slightest iota and this strikes you as perplexing because how can you still feel like you have to take a piss while you're in the middle of pissing but then it hits you like a thunderclap.
You are asleep.
You are dreaming of peeing because the urge to pee is so bad it is invading your dreams.
And then you jolt awake in a horrific panic knowing, just KNOWING, that you are going to be laying in a pool of urine but thankfully the sheets are dry and the relief that washes over you quickly fades as you realize that your waking up in time on this particular occasion is no guarantee that you will wake up in time on future occasions and that maybe, just maybe, God really does have a sense of humor and this is his little finger in the ribs method to tell you that you'd better shape up or next time is going to be an even bigger relief but not in the way this one was.
No? Me neither.
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Well obviously don't ever do that but I have a friend who has experianced just that ... a friend who is definitely and in no way me ... at all
Posted by: Rob at March 18, 2004 10:56 AM (kXZI6)
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Reminds me of a funny story that happened years ago. I was drunk and crashed at a friend's place. I had a dream that I urinated in his closet. I woke up terrified, convinced that I had peed all over my friend's clothes. I hurried to the closet and got on my hands and knees feeling around and sniffing deeply. It was dry and clean. Thank God it was a dream or else I'm sure my friend would have thoroughly kicked my ass.
Posted by: dave at March 18, 2004 11:38 AM (a16BY)
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I can't say that's ever happened to me, but you paint a powerful image in words.
Posted by: Amanda at March 18, 2004 12:33 PM (8is+5)
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Rob...I think it would be funny if your friend notice you on your hands and knees sniffing around in his closet. Now that's a visual.
Honest to God. My husband has peed the bed a couple of times. Thank the Lord that it never seeped close to me. I would have to kill him. But, I'm sure that I'd get away with murder because the judge would be sympathetic. What??? he peed on you. Your free.
Posted by: Tiffani at March 18, 2004 01:47 PM (xpNFK)
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I stumbled accross the original post by Jim whle searching "wet dreams" on the internet. I'm 40 years old, and I haven't had any kind of a dream in a very long time, but I'd really love to. Is there any way to force your self to have some kind of a wet dream- either peeing or ejaculating?
Dale
Posted by: Dale at May 24, 2004 02:57 PM (ejeOz)
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For wet dreams see
this post. For regular dreams I imagine that the best way to achieve one is to enter an altered mind state. Start a new hobby that has your grey matter fired up. Play chess. Get obsessive over a video game (Civilization III worked well for me). Stress is a great dream maker as are vivid experiences. See some movies on a big screen. Down some booze and a couple Tylenol PMs when you set down for the evening.
Remember that you are dreaming every night, it's just that you are not remembering your dreams. To get more exciting dreams do more exciting things.
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March 17, 2004
Buy My Vote!
Just how valuable is a single vote? Let's find out!
I am offering up my vote in the next general election to the highest bidder. This includes the Presidential race as well as any Congressional, Senatorial, State, County and Local elections, and any ammendments or resolutions that appear on my ballot. Items that are not on the ballot may also be included and I will think about those unavailable choices with simulated regret while voting for actual ballot items.
The above are offered up for sale in a mixed auction right on this very site. If you wish to bid silently you may send an email to votebid@jpeacock.net. If you would like to bid publicly you may do so right here in the comments to this post. Bidding rules are:
- You may bid as many times as you wish.
- Bid increments will be a minimum of $1.00.
- All bids are in US Dollars.
- Offers of goods or services will be accepted in lieu of cash. Auctioneer will be the sole arbiter of the cash value of goods or services offered. You may contact the auctioneer to receive an assessed value before bidding with goods or services or just go for it and the auctioneer will post the assessed value when he gets around to it.
- Bidders will not refer to themselves in the third person. Third person personal referral is reserved solely for the auctioneer.
- 3rd party goods or services may not be offered. For example, you may not bid "Sex with Kate Beckinsale" unless you yourself are Kate Beckinsale.
- If you are Kate Beckinsale and you bid "Sex with Kate Beckinsale" you win.
- Bid entry must include at least a Presidential vote choice and may include selections for all ballot choices available in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
- Bids will be accepted through the end of the auction. Auction will end at some random point in the future when the humor potential of this post has petered out.
- Hehehe. I said "petered". That was cool.
Good luck and may the wealthiest person with the loosest morals win!
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Sex with Kate Beckinsale
*giggle*
Posted by: Kate Beckinsale at March 17, 2004 09:37 AM (Fo1B/)
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Oh and Trey Givens for President!
Posted by: Kate Beckinsale at March 17, 2004 09:37 AM (Fo1B/)
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Nice try, Trey. That was fast I wasn't expecting to get a fake Kate entry until Harvey read the post.
Posted by: Jim at March 17, 2004 09:41 AM (IOwam)
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$50k
My Dearest Jonny for President
Posted by: Teresa Hines Kerry at March 17, 2004 02:53 PM (CSxVi)
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I am offering up my vote in the next general election to the highest bidder.
You're kidding. You're kidding, right? Please tell me you're kidding before I have to take a Valium.
Posted by: ilyka at March 17, 2004 05:54 PM (B6mGC)
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Is this legal? And would you take citizenship in other countries and offer your vote in those countries too?
Posted by: Simon at March 18, 2004 01:05 AM (GWTmv)
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Legal? Well, it's taking a basic citizen's right and using it to make a profit (or sex with Kate Beckinsale). No, I doubt that it's in any way legal.
I'd be more than happy to take citizenship elsewhere in order to sell my vote. That would be a side sale from the auction and the price would have to cover any costs involved. English speaking countries would be much preferred.
Posted by: Jim at March 18, 2004 06:04 AM (saeHM)
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No, really. I'm Kate Beckinsale and I will have sex with anyone who pledges their vote to that adorable and charming homo, Trey Givens.
He is very smart and cute and I think he would make the best president ever. So, vote for him!
Posted by: Kate Beckinsale at March 22, 2004 03:59 PM (Fo1B/)
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Oh. Well then. I guess that finishes it then, what? Kate, just give me a ring and we'll work on your deliverables.
Posted by: Jim at March 22, 2004 04:09 PM (IOwam)
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That Kate Beckinsale is such a sweetheart to do that for me.
Really, though. Kate, I can't let you do that. It's my election campaign, not yours.
Instead, Jim, take me.
Posted by: Trey Givens at March 22, 2004 08:23 PM (/2Xkp)
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Now don't you go there, Trey Givens! I'm already half converted when you talk economics. You keep this up and I'll be switching polarity and nobody wants that. You start getting guys to switch teams during the campaign and you'll have the righties all terrified of your gay powers.
Posted by: Jim at March 22, 2004 08:55 PM (saeHM)
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Well, did you hear? I'm switching to the other other side now. The Good Doctor says I can smooch girls all I want!
WOOHOO!
Posted by: Trey Givens at March 24, 2004 04:42 PM (Fo1B/)
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Darn you, Trey Givens! I'll get you if it's the last thing I dooooooooooo!!
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March 16, 2004
A banking we will go, a banking we will go, high-o the derry-o a banking we will go.
Helen's having a bit of a bother trying to
open a bank account in merry old England. You know how it is - they want three forms of ID, utility bills, body fluids, firstborn child, etceteras.
I had a bank experience like that. It was back many a year when we were putting a new roof on my Dad's house. It was a lovely Saturday, just about 140 degrees on the roof (or near enough you couldn't tell the difference). We were pounding away and laying shingles when out of the house pops my step-mum. Normally this was a welcome occurence as she'd be bringing out iced tea or cool-aid, or perhaps sandwiches and a beer ration. Hopes for cool beverages or sustenance were crushed when a quick glance showed her hands to be empty.
Lo, she said unto me: "Jim, didn't you have to go to the bank today?" This struck me as an odd question. Of course I did. I had spoken of it quite specifically the night previous. My aquisition of my very first muscle car (a 1970 Mustang Grande) would be jeapordized were I to miss hitting the bank this day. A thought occured to me then and I asked her "Prithee, what time is it?" Her reply of "It is approximately 2 minutes before the bank closes. Or, using the New Math, it is exactly 42 seconds too late for you to get to the bank regardless of what you do to try to speed up your travel process" did not fill me with joyous feelings. However, I was always a polite lad and responded thusly. "Thank thee, m'lady. Wouldst thou care to remove thine self from my directeth patheth as I shall be travelling forthwith post haste?"
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You know what I'm gonna say here: Sham.
Firstly you didn't use Ye Olde English coming off that roof. You said words more appropriate in a brothel (something like, "F**k me, get outta my way!"). Secondly you didn't kiss the bank officer. No-one kisses bank officers. They are soul-less members of an alien race.
That said the car bit rings true.
Posted by: Simon at March 17, 2004 12:22 AM (FUPxT)
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I have created a monster. Not all of the entries are possible lies looking for discerning readers to point out the fallacies, Simon. Some are obviously created from wholecloth like this one.
Kiss a loan officer. Feh! As if. Do I
LOOK like I've had my soul sucked out through my mouth?
Posted by: Jim at March 17, 2004 05:31 AM (saeHM)
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HA! I just KNEW that somebody would jump the gun and pull out a sham/share vote without it being one of those posts.
Remember, it's like "Simon Says," except that it'll be Jim "saying", not Simon.
This is all very confusing, considering it was Simon who jump the gun and said "sham."
Posted by: Mike the Marine at March 17, 2004 01:55 PM (IOX+E)
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Mike, now I'm confused and I started this lame joke in the first place. Who says what now?
Posted by: Simon at March 18, 2004 01:18 AM (UKqGy)
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I'm not sure either but I'm pretty sure it involves three forms of identification and at least one personal reference.
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March 12, 2004
Clown on the run
Dateline - Oakbrook, IL
Ronald McDonald has gone into hiding since a mob of obese burger lovers attacked McDonalds Corporate Headquarters earlier today. The super sized protesters had gathered to peacefully complain about McDonald's decision to discontinue its Super Size Value Meal program but things quickly got ugly.
The rotund eaters were gathered on the headquarter's grounds either pacing slowly or relaxing in straining portable canvas chairs when several busses arrived and disgorged members of CEA (Competitive Eaters of America) and FaBELOS (Fat Bastards Eating Lots Of Stuff). While the two groups are often at loggerheads they had apparently united to demand the return of their beloved Super Sized fries and a Coke. The high energy gluttons incited the protestors who were already present with an end result of a waddling wave of jiggling flesh crashing into the building. Glass windows were shattered from the concussive force and several floors lost power.
Police and National Guard troops were called in to subdue the rampaging gastrophiles while Ronald McDonald, Grimace and at least one other company spokesman were smuggled out the back of the building and spirited away to safety. Ronald called later from a secluded location to make a statement on the attack.
"I have never been so terrified in all my life. The shear weight of the opposition was daunting. This is a monstrous burden but it is one I am prepared to bear. McDonalds will not bow to terrorist tactics and we are sticking with our decision to eliminate the Super-Size options as well as cancelling the proposed Monstro-Size and Garganto-Sizes. We are committed to helping create a healthy America." The distraught clown closed his statement with a plea. "Everybody come on - let's put a smile on."
Burger King, McDonald's chief adversary in the fast food field, voiced support of Ronald's decision but regretfully declined to follow suit with his own menu. According to Mr.King "While we respect and admire Ronald for standing by this difficult decision, our company works on a different basic premise. At our restaurants you get it your way and if your way is a pound and a half of tallow soaked potatoes washed down by a half gallon of carbonated sugar water then by God that's exactly what you'll get." When asked if he expected an increase in Burger King sales as high content eaters moved away from the lighter McDonalds menu he responded only with "Oh, I'm sure I'll be lovin' it."
Third rate competitor Dave Thomas was unavailable for comment.
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How I would have LOVED to seen that protest (from afar).
I can NOT believe that Ronald McDonald called protesters "TERRORISTS" just because they got carried away (even if it was scary). IMO, terrorists, plan and execute mass destruction, trying to KILL as many as possible.
Those people were just enthusiastic, then got carried away.
First it's the teachers, then Ronald McDonald's calling his biggest customers terrorists....Sheesh (and LOL)
Posted by: Sherri at March 14, 2004 04:48 PM (prYRp)
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He was most likely in a state of shock from that traumatic flight from the forces of gluttony.
On the other hand, there are rumors that Ronald has been following the Atkin's Diet...
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March 05, 2004
Time, see whatÂ’s become of me?
The big hand is on the 3 and the little hand is on the 10. What time is it? Well we could say it's "ten fifteen". We could also say that it is "quarter after 10". Why can't we say "ten and a quarter" or "fifteen after 10"?
Why is "quarter after seven" okay but "three quarters to eight" is wrong? "Twenty after three" is just peachy but heaven forbid you should say "forty to four".
And why is it just fine and dandy to say that it's "half past twelve" but people look at you funny if you say "half til one".
Frankly I'm sick of it and I'm not going to take it any more. Free your mind and your ass will follow! Join me in rebellion against these outdated and nonsensical clock mores!
What time is it?
I said WHAT TIME IS IT?
It's fourty three to two!
YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAARRGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!
POINTS: 3 points for the first person to name my source for the title of this post. No searching, please! And my source is not a bunch of no talent copy cats either.
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"Hazy Shade of Winter", by Simon & Garfunkel.
Posted by: Barry N. Johnson at March 05, 2004 01:41 PM (vC1jc)
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Dang, that was fast! I figured people might remember the Bangles version but nobody would remember Paul & Art.
3 points for Barry!
Posted by: Jim at March 05, 2004 01:48 PM (IOwam)
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you see to add to the dilema in the UK we dont say " a quarter after" anything (that would be bad english). We say "quarter past" "ten past" etc.
It would seem that the whole quater, twenty, to, past thing could be put down to laziness. Saying "quarter to" is quicker than saying "seventeen minuets to".
I dont know im at work and bored.
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I am better than James Earl Jones
(The scene: James Earl Jones and I are sipping tea on the veranda. The kids are running about alternately chasing and being chased by the dogs. Lovely Wife is whipping up a batch of her unbelievably delicious potato salad to go with the steaks that James is tending on the barbeque. The blush of premature spring is in the air and our conversation remains light and idle until James springs a whopper on me.)
James: You know, sometimes I am so jealous of you.
Me: Really? Why? Because I'm married to a Teutonic Princess? A woman who's loving kindness is exceeded only by the gorgeosity of her legs?
James: No, although I will admit that was a spot-on description of your Lovely Wife.
Me: Is it because I'm surrounded by fine strong boys, the issue of my loins, manifest proof of my virility and masculine prowess?
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So... would he then sound like Darth Chipmunk?
Posted by: Mike the Marine at March 05, 2004 11:19 AM (UJiSP)
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Alvin...I am your father...
Posted by: Jim at March 05, 2004 11:22 AM (IOwam)
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I would so love to hear him say.....
Helen...I am not your father....but he owes me money....
And Jim? Philanthropological? Don't you mean Philanthropic?
Let's ask James Earl Jones.
Posted by: Helen at March 05, 2004 11:34 AM (xLRiJ)
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Oops. I meant "paleoanthropological". Crazy little mistype there!
Posted by: Jim at March 05, 2004 11:40 AM (IOwam)
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I thought the kids were going to sock him in the 'nads. My two are now right at that height where I need a cup just to come home from work.
Posted by: MojoMark at March 05, 2004 11:41 AM (E+LQu)
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I've got that at home too. Damn those Power Rangers to hell, too!
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March 03, 2004
Why do they have such bodacious booty?
Ron, aka Acidman, aka "that guy at
Gutrumbles", has gone and sprayed the proverbial waterhose on the hornet's nest that is the blogosphere. Lots of my regular reads have delisted him because of a couple of posts of a suspect nature. That suspect nature is blatant racsism and use of the bad word instead of one of the PC terms for dark skinned people. Don't ask me any more about it than that cause I don't know. I didn't read him before this event and don't see any real reason to start now so I've got no opinion on the matter.
It got me to thinking though...could there be any less appropriate time for me to put up a post that poked fun at some of our racial stereotypes? I mean, outside of a riot or OJ whacking another white chick. I sure can't think of a worse time to post such off color humor (bad pun was intentional) so of course that's exactly what I'm doing. May I proudly (but subject to instant retraction if I get delinked anywhere) present:
The Evolution of the Booty
One of the most common questions I get (besides the pervs asking about cow udders) is "Why do black chicks have such fine booty?" To which I of course reply "How can you say such a thing? That is a slander that perpetuates the stereotypes that black chicks must battle against every day of their lives and doing this is both unfair and at least marginally rascist despite the fact that they do indeed have ultrafine booty. And don't say 'black chicks' as that's neither respectful nor politically correct. Say 'black gals' instead."
But it isn't just black gals, is it? No, there are quite a few black fellas that have premium, Grade-A, USDA Choice keisters. But that's not really it either since a fair number of white gals have what we euphamistically call "bubble butts". In fact, the only race/gender slice that is universally known to never have a delectable booty is the white male*.
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You just don't know how happy I was when J LO became all the rage. After years of seeing all the girls with concave asses get all the attention, my time has finally come. Now I can be proud of my "2 cantaloupes" as they were once described(by a black guy, no less). Needless to say I was horrified by the description back then, The J Lo Liberation Rear has freed me from my chains of Kate Moss Envy. Luckily my beloved Husband likes bubblebutts.
Posted by: Christine at March 03, 2004 03:34 PM (Q/NXM)
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Christine-- the term "J Lo Liberation Rear" has made my day!!
Posted by: mark at March 04, 2004 07:55 AM (S8Ay0)
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Ah, now I know why all of those slant-eyed folks were REALLY so mad at the rest of us... Booty Envy!
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This post need photos,
but not of George Michael.
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February 25, 2004
Expand your buttcabulary
You remember the
Butt Game, right? That's where you call out "Butt" and something that you can see. Whoever gets the most laughs wins. Well, Bear is getting really good at this. The other day we were playing it in the car and he trumped both Lovely Wife and myself with his butt-isms. Some were so good that I couldn't help but wonder why they aren't part of our regular vocabulary. In the interest of expanding the wonder and grace of the English language I present a sample of Buttcabulary.
Buttramp: Sounds naughty doesn't it? This word could be used with hillarious effect as a synonym for "slide".
Buttplate: This is an actual word already but it lends itself to another definition. You know those round plastic sleds that you can't control worth a damn and are designed so you can't sit at the center of gravity so you always end up going down the suicidal hill backwards? Yeah, those are now called buttplates.
Buttbus: "Short bus" has taken on dangerously non-PC tones. We'll call them buttbusses from now on.
Buttpole: Can't really stay away from homosexual references when we're talking about butts, can we?
Buttlight: The doctor uses this during rectal exams.
Buttgrass: This was the winner of our last contest. Isn't this just perfect to describe the muppet like growth that covers some folks backsides or the jungle of hairs pouring out of some butt cracks? Here, let me use it in context for you: "Damn, girl! Mow that buttgrass!"
What Buttcabulary words do you know?
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I'll give YOU one of my points if you use all of those "butt words" in a sentence. One sentence, not one for each.
Now that's a challange!
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2004 09:13 AM (xpNFK)
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The buttbus let us off at the playground and I decided to go on the buttramp instead of the buttplate since we didn't have many of them and I would have had to share with Joey (and he's a bit pushy with his buttpole if you know what I mean) but I forgot to wear unders that day and my pants got caught up in my buttgrass so they had to take me to the doctor so he could use his buttlight and untangle everything.
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Very well done there, Jim. It was funny yet, I could feel I was right there with you on the buttbus. lol
Good imagination!
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2004 09:36 AM (xpNFK)
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Thanks, Tiffani. It's always good to be recognized for my buttskills. In a non-homosexual way. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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February 19, 2004
Mmm . . . Coffee
Disjointed and caffeinated thoughts that most certainly do not come from your regular host, Mr. Jim Peacock, so throw the tomatoes at
me, not him. 'Course, you'll have to wait until the site's back up, which is what I'm doing right now. The other thing I'm doing right now is taking advantage of Jim's kindness in giving me a guest login. I'm a real super-good taker-advantager. I'm knacky with the grammar, too, if you couldn't tell.
Anyway, Jim didn't write the following, I did, and you'll be able to tell right away because Jim, unlike myself, is normally coherent.
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Since your site is down, Ilyka, shall we presume (and hope) that there will be dual banjoes playing on this site regularly?
Posted by: Helen at February 20, 2004 09:55 AM (uz60W)
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February 18, 2004
The Goody Box
Do you have a Goody Box at work? It's a cardboard display with all sorts of chips, cookies, microwave popcorn, cup-a-soup, etc, that's brought in and stocked by some local vending company. It's the stuff you'd find in a classic vending machine except it's just in this open cardboard thing with a cardboard box with a slit where you put your money (All items 75 cents!). There's one sitting by the printers on the other side of the building and another in the break room slash kitchen. They work on the honor system. You want a Snickers bar, you're supposed to put in your 3 quarters.
My problem is that I don't have any money. I don't mean I'm destitute, y'all. I mean I don't carry cash. Like ever. Except for vending machines (or vending cardboard boxes) the old debit card works for just about anything. So what do I do when I'm pouring my coffee and I look over and see those Lorna Doone cookies staring at me? What could possibly complete a morning cup of coffee like shortbread cookies? Do I just take a pack of cookies? That's stealing, even if it is from a faceless corporation. The guilt would just crush me if I did that (I am a recovering Catholic after all). No, what I've had to do every day for the past several months was wipe that single tear from my eye, pass by the coveted Lorna Doones and retire to my desk to attempt to enjoy a suddenly tasteless cup of coffee.
That's what I had to do until recently anyway. You see, we got a new vending box last month. It looks the same as the old one - cardboard half box with the cardboard safe that has a slit on top for money deposit and prepacked snack delights filling up the display portion - except for one small detail. This one has a little Master Card/Visa sticker on the pay box. Hallelujiah and saints be praised! I just swipe my debit card in and out of that cardboard slot, take the beloved Lorna Doone cookies and enjoy them with a clear conscience. I was a bit concerned at first because there was no slip to sign but then I remembered that signatures aren't required for purchases under $50.
It's odd that none of my purchases showed up on my last bank statement. They must process all of the transactions in a batch and they just haven't hit mine yet. Yeah, that's the ticket.
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*Helen sits Jim down on a bench and assumes cooing, talking as though to a wild animal*
Jim, my precious....if there's one thing that you must learn here and now...
...it's that there is no such thing as recovering from Catholicism.
No go atone and pay the little cardboard box.
Posted by: Helen at February 19, 2004 08:25 AM (q4AbD)
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How about "reformed Catholic" then?
And there's no way I'm putting money in that box unless I get a candle!
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Ha! That answer was hilarious.
You are forgiven, my son.
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February 16, 2004
Coitus Interruptus
Do you know how when you and your partner are both really tired on a Saturday afternoon and she's lying on the bed relaxing while you (for some unknown reason that even you can't explain except that it has something to do with your severe anal retentive nature) are checking your work email on your own time and then you finish up and shut down the computer and you lie down in the bed with her and just snuggle for a while until that certain spark starts up (most likely because she suddenly says "I am so horny right now") and you start fondling her but then you hear the kids coming down the hall so you distract them by telling them they can go to town on their entire box of Valentine's day candy and to stay in the front room and you and Mommy will be out in a little bit and then the two of you get under the covers giggling a bit because you're oh-so-naughty having a quickie in the middle of the day when the kids are up but not giggling too much because you're both so horny now that you can only really think of one thing and then you're rocking away in the spoon position and having a grand old time and then you hear your oldest child (the four year old) pipe up from the foot of the bed "Hey! Stop messing around!" and gives you a huge panic because even though you're under the covers you just got caught and you have that panic like you did when you were messing around in your parents' house way back when so you yell "Get in the living room now!" and when the confused lad runs out of the bedroom your Lovely Wife starts laughing and you can't help but laugh too in a mixture of relief and humor at the absurdity of the situation?
Me neither.
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[insert happy dance of childless joy here]
Nope, hasn't happened in my neck of the woods (except for certain sections of that first part).
Posted by: Harvey at February 16, 2004 02:20 PM (tJfh1)
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Boy...you are going to be in SO MUCH trouble when you come home!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: LW at February 16, 2004 03:41 PM (saeHM)
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Oh, you mean it was
THIS one that I wasn't supposed to post? I thought it was the
OTHER one. Guess I can post that other one now. ;-)
Posted by: Jim at February 16, 2004 03:45 PM (IOwam)
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Sure it's funny, but it's a surefire PK (passion killer). Plus your kid may be scared for life. The therapy will help.
Posted by: Simon at February 17, 2004 06:20 AM (FUPxT)
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Forget about the kid, I was traumatized far worse!
Posted by: Jim at February 17, 2004 07:13 AM (saeHM)
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I bet!After the beating you received yesterday for posting this.....
Posted by: LW at February 17, 2004 09:15 AM (saeHM)
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when you have sex your bodies produce these "phermones" that are kid attractants. Basically these phermones seep through the house even outside the house and attract YOUR kids to YOUR bedroom whilst you are having sex.
Posted by: pylorns at February 17, 2004 11:15 AM (FTYER)
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"I bet!After the beating you received yesterday for posting this"
Now you've got LW telling us about your S&M habits too! Is this going to turn into a subscription only site where I need a credit card.
I hope so.
:-)
Posted by: Simon at February 18, 2004 01:37 AM (UKqGy)
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That might be a decent way to raise some extra spending money. I'll think about it Simon!
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February 06, 2004
Thank you, gay men. Thank you, thank you.
It's been a while since I expressed my appreciation to the homosexual men in the world. Not you bi fellas! Y'all are icky. But gay men? Damn, do we straights owe you guys.
I don't understand why some hetero guys are gay haters. Don't you guys get it? You owe the gay guys a round of thanks too! I see you're confused so I'll take it a step backwards and start with an anecdote.
Iv, our next door neighbor's son, is gay. He's also a smoking hot specimen of male boditude with the sweetest personality you could imagine. He makes Lovely Wife and all of her lady friends weak in the knees. Unappologetically. They brag about it. Hell, if I ever decide to switch teams I am going to be so all over him it'll be pathetic.
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I don't think I was ever so depressed in my life as I was when I walked into a gay bar for the first time and realized, "
This is what happened to all the good-looking ones . . . ."
Posted by: ilyka at February 07, 2004 05:12 PM (izQNB)
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Wow, I have to think you have a great attitude.. but don't forget what else helps you guys out.. I have a gay friend- I prefer him over my girlfriends because he does not pose competition for me..lol but aside from that, I can tell him all my male frustrations and ask questions, and he shoots it straight to me from a mans point of view, but in the fashion a girlfriend would. I am totally getting a male education here lol. I can then use that to be a better gal to whatever man deserves my attention
Posted by: cutetxblonde at February 08, 2004 03:05 PM (qX++Q)
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Ahuh....I love those gay men.But I hate them,too.As mentioned by Jim,all goodlooking guys are either GAY or MARRIED!But the gays are the coolest because nothing brings me more pleasure them to stand with IV in our parkinglot,ratting about...yeah you got it,baby!...MEN!Ha...NOONE else kan give you the male and female version of male-bashing as good as a gay men.Yeah baby...and since we are married and therefore concidered dead...all me and my girls here have is the eye-candy that comes in form of....yup...GAY MEN!
I love it!!
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Yuck...look at all my typos!Thats how excited I get by the subject...
Posted by: LW at February 08, 2004 08:53 PM (saeHM)
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Having spent the first 25 years of my life in the bay area, i can say that gay men are a blessing and a curse to women.
Posted by: annika at February 09, 2004 04:53 AM (8pF2y)
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Gay men are helpful to me, too, because they decorate things with flowers.
Posted by: Trey Givens at February 09, 2004 05:32 PM (Fo1B/)
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And that's much better than a wolf print on velvet, eh?
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That is truly a phenomenon that boggles the mind.
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Sitting Room Only
So that full bladder feeling starts up. You know the one - it says "It's about time to head on over to the can. We're approaching terminal capacity here." So I do what any normal male would. I ignore it for a while. Let that sucker build up a bit. You know - get the fire hose up to pressure. I'm at work, see? Work has many benefits including health care, salary, job satisfaction...and urinals.
Yes, urinals. Urinals are a gentleman's playground. At home we have the shitter sitter. That classic low slung all purpose throne. It works great for the ladies and even guys would be lost without it but it has drawbacks. For a crap it's got everything you could want. For a piss it is less than satisfactory. You have two basic choices - sit or stand. If you sit for a pee you are automatically docked a minimum of 5 Guy Points. Sitting is for toddlers and men afraid of their women. A guy really has only one valid choice - the stand.
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.....oh, the chaos that can ensue from an uncontrollable double stream is the stuff of nightmares.....
AT LAST! Someone who knows the horrors of the double stream!
Posted by: Mike the Marine at February 06, 2004 03:57 PM (IOX+E)
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Sitting to pee? No. No that won't do at all.
I had a potential housemate once inform me that nobody was allowed to stand and pee because it made a mess. Suffice it to say that I didn't move in there because ain't nobody telling me how to handle my bladdatory business!
And yes, bladdatory is another new word. You can use it but you can't have it!
Posted by: Johnny Huh? at February 06, 2004 03:59 PM (AyewP)
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"Bladdatory"...I like that.
Mike, double stream syndrome (DSS) only seems to affect persons of exceptional length and girth. That's probably why we don't hear too many other guys talking about it.
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LMAO.. I am sorry to laugh at your experience- it indeed is not funny, but I had to giggle a bit here.. on the flip side, I now have a better understanding of the turmoil men experience using the "sitter." I shall nag less about overspray issues. Just keep in mind though, that we ladies have our issues too.. when there is NO toilet about.. oh God I dont want to even think on it..LOL
DSS.. thanks for the new term.. shall put that on my official dating application. *inner dialogue.. ohh he checked yes to having DSS.. potential suiter, approved.*
Posted by: cutetxblonde at February 08, 2004 03:17 PM (qX++Q)
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If only one woman takes a kinder, more gentle approach towards MUI (male urination issues) then my work here has been successful.
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