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Morning Joe = Howard Stern Show?
Summary/overview: One cool guy surrounded by an uptight upper-middle-class co-host and a technical staff that sometimes messes up, with guests and part-time panelists that are either geeks and freaks (male news guys) or babes and milfs.(female news dolls). Female co-host has a lovely engaging laugh but does not cheaply bestow it on the “boys’ humor” that often threatens to undo the whole show. Of course, her disapproval makes their humor all the more funny, supposedly.
Joe = Howard.
Mika = Robin.
TJ = Gary Dell’Abate.
Steve Rattner = Beetlejuice
So far, pretty obvious.
But even Joe Scarborough’s conservatism in a sea of liberal MSNBC-people is similar to Howard Stern’s philosophical position on his old radio show, for Howard was the nagging family guy in a sea of single sex freaks, and Howard was always telling his freaky guests to be more responsible and to grow up and be careful. Yes, Howard was a conservative–a social conservative! (Relative to his melieu.)
Another similarity between the two shows is the imperious, dictatorial atmosphere on the set during airtime whereby everybody is apparently in fear of getting fired by the host or co-host for any kind of reason.
There are numerous other similarities in style and format: the rock music interludes, of course: the idea of a public forum where even conservative guests (celebrities in Stern’s case) will be deliberately put outside their comfort zone; the selective releases of too much personal information about the host, co-host or panelists’ private lives; repeating the 6:00 AM broadcast at 8:00 AM, etc.
Mike Barnacle = Fred
John Heileman = Arte Lange
Willie Geist = Jackie the Jokeman Martling
Louis Burgdorf = Stuttering John
Donnie Deutsch = Ralph
Brian Shachtman, Bill Karins, and Brian Sullivan = latest intern to be abused
But, I gotta say, the romantic photographs of Joe and Mika–soaking in the sunset, napping in the park together, the one with the foot-massage, etc.–that’s original. Howard and Robin never did that when they had a TV show. Howard’s wives would have prevented it.
Solution to Your Writer’s Block: Shut the Fuck Up!
“When I have nothing to say, my lips are sealed…[because]… I don’t have to prove that I am creative.”
–The Talking Heads (David Byrne) from the songs Psycho Killer and Artists Only
A fan of this blog sent a note saying they were glad that I am “writing again.”
Thanks Mom, but in fact, I am not “writing again.” If you don’t see anything posted here, it’s because I have nothing to say–period.
And I refuse to force it–no muse, no news. Why force uninspired verbiage on a world drowning in wasted words?
The biggest mistake is to think of yourself “as a writer” because that inevitably leads to the mistaken notion that “Shit, I’m a writer–I need to write something.”
Wrong!
Rather, there are people with something to say some of the time, and there are people who never have anything to say publicly, and the former is not any better than the latter, and no one–no one!–ever has something worth publicizing all the time.
If you have to force yourself to write something, imagine how excruciating it’s going to be for us to have to read it! And think of all the genuinely inspired writing that you could be drowning out by forcing your uninspired verbiage upon us.
So think of writer’s block as a muse of its own, a muse that inspires us to shut the fuck up.
Stealthy Comeback Routes for the Republicans
• The economic recovery under Obama leads to a new Yuppie ethos among the young which leads to new life for the Republicans.
• Embrace, but do not kiss, at least not in public, the Log Cabin crowd, especially the super-classy ones (avoid photo ops with the bears). Everyone knows that fashion follows the gay community and young people follow fashion. And that leads to–
• Don’t you wish America had its own Downton Abbeys? Then vote Republican!
◊ Because you can’t have classy without classes.
◊ Remember: the elegance is worth the wealth disparity. Besides, the sophistication and refinement more than makes up for the unlivable wages that are its foundations.
To sum up: the GOP needs to go stealthy, go classy, go gay (the right kind of gay) and wait for the culture to swing back towards the Yuppie-ism that always afflicts the children who come of age following sharp recessions. They see the older age-set suffering through a recession and they get all Scarlett O’Hara about it.
I try not to despise the coming generation of neo-Yuppie scum by reminding myself that they’re not even out of high school yet. But it’s inevitable.
Singer-Songwriters Who Should Have Just Written
How many great songs have been ruined by selfish writers who insisted on singing their own creations?
Bob Dylan: Too nasal, not enough variation in his voice. The Byrds should have done all his songs. Then they could have lasted forever. Had I been Dylan I would have been objective and humble enough to give all my songs to them and other artists. Also, I would have had a hard time understanding myself when I spoke, but that’s just me, or me being Dylan.
Frank Zappa: Sounds too much like Bill Murray’s 1970’s lounge singer from Saturday Night Live. “Those Crazy Star Wars” could have been a full-length Zappa clay-animation movie for all I know.
Roy Orbison: Voice sounds like cream soda. He looked like a switched corpse–like not the corpse you thought you were burying but a different one that got switched-in but no one wants to say anything even though it seems obvious to everyone but the bereaved.
Gregory Isaacs (reggae star from the 1980s): Too nasal. Sounds like Benny Hill doing reggae. All male nasal singers sound like Benny Hill singing. As you can tell, we hates nasal.
Tom Petty: Like Orbison, he looks like a cadaver, but unlike Orbison, a cool-looking cadaver, like a cadaver who just emerged from a joint-lined coffin after a mourner paying his respects had blown some cocaine up its nose, semi-reviving him. ‘Not saying Petty shouldn’t have performed his songs, he just shouldn’t sing them. Why? you guessed it–too nasal.
Bob Marley: Borders on nasal. And what is that dancing??? Far too many tripping hippies have mistakenly become uninhibited by the bad example of Bob Marley’s horrible dancing.
To me, nasal singing among male performers is almost an oxymoron, and “almost an oxymoron” is an oxymoron, I think, meaning it’s like practically the same thing.
Female nasal singing, however, is fine but it can border on too cute. No, I cannot define “too cute” but I know it when I want to punch it.
There are whole cultures in southern Asia that speak and sing more nasal than they have to as a sacrifice to their God. And it works: they get good grades.
But it’s not for everyone; they have no Barry Whites.
I also don’t like tenors, but that’s a separate non-issue.
Florida is for Extroverts and Exhibitionists
Few places are so well symbolized by the shape of their geographic borders as Florida, which sticks out from the rest of the continent like a dangling phallus, a penis-insula waving temptingly to vacationers with money and low expectations.
And so we like to have our elections and our criminal trials play out on national and international television. We like to dangle out there.
As Kliban put it:
Charges, verdicts, acquittals, results, recounts, goofy judges–we like a little surprise in everything. It makes for better TV.
We’re slaves to bad fashion and we preserve vestiges of all the really awful ones. We still have rat-tails, Farrah hair, man-pouches, and guys who look like Denny Terrio.
And we still have Denny Terrio. Or do we? It’s so hard to tell when he’s not around.
Nationwide criminal pursuits often start or end here. Yeah we bad. And we still use those 80’s expressions.
The celebrities we produce are the kind of celebrities you could have a beer with. And collect reward money too.
Life really is like TV down here in Florida. Good families live like the Brady Bunch or 7th Heaven and bad families can be seen on Lifetime, Court TV, Oprah TV, etc.
Think of us as a filter for California culture. Like a liver.
But you have to remember that all Florida isn’t Florida. There’s Florgia, Floribama, and then there’s Florida. The first two are more like Georgia and Alabama than they are Florida. There’s even a Florissippi, where even though geographically Florida doesn’t border Mississippi, mentally they do.
Be that as it may, the future for Florida looks to be more and more extroverted and exhibitionist as its Latin population explodes with rhythm.
Florida may rejoin the Caribbean as its natural sphere of interaction, but it will always stick out and demand cheap attention.
Alan Brech 2013
An Artist-Writer Dilemma
If you could write the world’s greatest literature (or create the world’s greatest art) on the condition that no one would ever know about it, OR you could write/create the world’s 50th greatest art-lit and everyone would know about it, which would you choose?
My hunch is that most art-litters would take the 50th best spot.
Meaning we’re all just a bunch of publicity whores and no one’s a true artist.
God the truth is so painful!
But here’s where Anthropology [trumpets] can save you yet again:
Anthro-Geek: “All this proves is the communicative nature of culture, not any deficiency of character on the part of artists and writers, or of humanity in general.”
God the truth is so boring!
Damn you Anthro-Geek, I had a good blanket condemnation going on! Do you realize what people will give for a good blanket condemnation of other people? Now all I have is this mushy-but-obviously-correct sense of tolerance and understanding.
And that’s got no fucking edge at all! None!
Anthro-Geek: “As progress is made in the social sciences and filtered out into general society it is natural that new aesthetic standards will arise which require less reliance on the stereotypes, pejoratives, and biases that have been previously debunked by the social sciences.”
All I know is that we’re bleeding readers every time you speak.
Sexism Equals Political Science when it comes to Women Voters
Once again, it’s all about the women’s vote. Just like every presidential election!
It’s sexist to think of women as vacillating and indecisive, as emotional and lacking information, and favoring style over substance.
And yet apparently it’s almost “science” to say such things about women voters, at least in presidential elections.
I’m sick of every election being about the last-minute impulses of Soccer Moms and Security Moms and Swing Moms.
Sick of it, and resigned to it.
But I can still dream: Let’s have new voter groups–what about the Haters vote? Are people who hate life breaking for Romney or Obama?
And how is that Awkward vote shaping up?
Did you know that Obama won the first debate among Shy voters?
Of course, you know what would happen–even if we did have these new improved voter categories, presidential elections would still come down to the last-minute vacillations of the Hater Moms, the Awkward Moms, and the Shy Moms:
“He came across as rude, and therefore I’m gonna vote for guns over butter this year.”
Some things will never change, including the things most subject to change.
Alan Brech 2012
More Depressing News from the Struggle of Man vs. Machine
Romney 12.0 (Moderate Version) outperforming a human opponent in a recent unmoderated debate
These are my scams
Whenever I see a new ad for a pharmaceutical medicine I immediately start taking it just so I can join the inevitable class-action lawsuit that follows. Side effects may include a butt-load of money.
I deliberately don’t have a cell phone or tools in my car so I never have to stop and help stranded motorists. In fact, if I did stop and offer my useless condolences, my parked car would only dissuade good Samaritans from stopping to provide real help. I’m doing them a huge favor by speeding by.
In third grade I found a dollar on the floor and kept it even after there was a public announcement saying that this poor kid had lost his lunch money. Later they brought him into our gym class crying and I still didn’t come forward. The irony is he turned out to be a dick and I’m a helluva guy.
So you never know with kids.
I’ve billed for bathroom time. Because it’s nice to have your shit paid for. Especially if it’s a big firm or client that you see advertised everywhere: “TransAmerica? I took a dump for them once.”
I’ve read very few of the documents I’ve signed. On the internet, I’ve “agreed” to all sorts of shit I have no idea about. So take my conflicting loyalty oaths to the Kurdish PKK and the government of Turkey with a grain of salt.
Whenever I make a charitable pledge, I only pay half of the amount I pledged. The rest is my profit.
That way, the more you give, the more you make.
Alan Brech 2012
Gerontocracy Now! (Now that I’m Old)
More Modest Proposals: repress the young!
All political systems are repressive, some more than others. But repression is inevitable. Politics is the distribution of repression, so let us not evaluate political systems in terms of how they distribute “rights” but rather how they distribute pain.
“Rights” are aspirational but pain is all too real. “Rights” are fuzzy around the edges, and often conflict with each other. But Pain is clear, distinct, quantifiable, and all-too-cumulative. Very rarely does one form of suffering get in the way of another form.
Humankind has tried different repressive schemes. We’ve repressed the poor. We’ve repressed the rich. We’ve repressed the merchants, the intelligentsia, the religious. We’re repressed minorities, silent majorities, even veterans and whiskey distillers. You name ’em, we’ve repressed ’em.
And yet, we don’t seem to have gotten it quite right. Our recipes for repression are not optimal. Those who might object on behalf of democracy’s alleged greatness are often the first to bewail the imminent demise of the system. Freedom and Democracy, it seems, are always in peril, embodying in reality the oxymoron of “eternal peril” invented in jest by Monty Python.
So even if freedom and democracy are the best of the worst, at the very least they deserve to be relieved of their absurdly eternal peril.
The answer I propose is that we have not repressed the right people. If we repress the right people in the right way for the right period of time, the rest of us can live in the most splendid, un-imperilled freedom the world has never known.
Humankind’s political choices are this: all of the people can be free some of the time, or some of the people can be free most of the time. Democracy chooses the first option. I modestly propose the second.
The reason the second option has a bad name now is because of its unfortunate association with kings, dictators, military juntas, aristocracies and police states. They all made the same mistake—they allotted freedom and repression in pretty much the same measure for the entire lifetimeof the individual subject/citizen—born to the manor, buried in the mausoleum.
Big mistake! What we need is a system of freedom and repressions attuned to the demographic age group of its citizens. Forget privilege and power based in any way on birth. Rather, privilege and power based on birth plus forty laps around the sun!
The obvious solution which has so far eluded us is to harshly repress the young, especially young men. If young people, especially men, lived under a police state the rest of us could live in a wildly free neo-hippie paradise. It wouldn’t even have to be “neo-hippie” it would be that chill.
Who commits crimes? Who commits terrorism? Who drives like shit? Young people, young people, young people. Especially men. The radical feminists are right, there’s no point arguing with them–insurance companies don’t, so neither should you. (In fact, there’s no point arguing with any radical system of thought—simply give in and submit to its critique and it goes away, like the Viet Cong, but that’s a digression…)
Male violence is the fundamental problem of every society. Fraud and corruption are secondary, and only slightly less male-dominated.
Whoring may be the oldest profession, but at least it was a profession. All in all, it seems like honest work. Male violence, however, is the oldest racket, and it has been perpetuating itself like a useless computer virus for much too long now. How long must we pay men to protect us from other men?
The radical feminists make only one mistake—they do not distinguish between “men” and men who have had their scalps disappear and dicks soften. In addition to lower testosterone (the world’s most dangerous drug), the latter tend have extensive family and social obligations which simply do not restrain the deluded thinking of 18-year-olds.
Eighteen year old men have a mindset designed for charging machine-gun nests: I’m special and I’ll live forever and the rules of common sense don’t apply to me.
Whereas the wisdom of age tells the senior conscript that adversaries become allies when the war ends, even Nazis and Commies, so why not just spray bullets around until each side runs out of ammo and the commanders are forced to withdraw?
This wisdom must be kept from the young (sh!), lest they fail to charge machine guns nests when we really really need them to, so already we’re talking about a police state in terms of information and censorship.
The mentality of 18 year olds is a wild resource which society must occasionally deploy and therefore must perpetually control. Like a pit bull. It is not something to be emulated by the broader culture, nor, given its admitted recklessness, does it seem particularly eligible for the so-called Rights of Man.
We should recast the Rights of Man as the Rights of Quadragenaria—forty laps around the sun (thirty for women, sorry, too bad dudes) and you’re in—full inalienable rights and participation with near-diplomatic immunity and with very little juridical supervision or surveillance, much less anything even resembling the Patriot Act.
Until then, make darn sure you’re papers are in order! Especially after curfew…
And don’t worry about any organized resistance from the youth to this proposed gerontocracy. They don’t vote, they don’t care. They don’t even read important things like this. Even if they did, you could still enact an Enlightened Gerontocracy without much protest because they would delude themselves by thinking:
I’m special, so I don’t need to worry about the upcoming harsh rules of gerontocracy because they won’t be applied to me like they will to other young people…
Previous revolutions have been costly and bloody and often fail to achieve lasting reforms. Establishing an Enlightened Gerontocracy, however, requires only the mellowest of revolutions against the world’s most privileged caste of people, so privileged they don’t even know it—the young and healthy.
Alan Brech 2012
Finally Some Anti-Atheist Jokes
How many atheists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
–About a hundred, since only 1 in 99 will prefer the light
What did one atheist say to the other atheist in the foxhole?
–I wonder when the fighting is going to start?
How many wars have been started/caused by religion?
–Let’s take warlike America as our case study… Answer: NONE!
The history of America proves you don’t need religious conflict to start a good war. ‘Cuz we’re advanced.
What did the atheist say when he finally met God?
–Oh good, I was wrong
What did the True Believer say when he met God?
–Oh shit, I was really wrong!
One day, an atheist was struggling with his moral conscience over what to do in a particularly ugly situation. Then he remembered there’s no God and no accountability so fuck it! Wheh-hew!
Why are atheists so smart?
–They’re constantly reevaluating.
Why do atheists live in cities?
–Because they’re all they got.
Why are atheists more virtuous than theists?
–Guilty conscience.
Did you hear that Science disproves God?
–Sure, just take Boyle’s law, multiply it against Bernoulli’s Principle, divide by the second law of thermodynamics, add in General Relativity and Mendel’s laws of inheritance and you’ll find a dead god in the bottom of your test-tube every time.
Alan Brech 2012
Why Windows Wear Clothes: a product name “opposition research” paper ultimately discounted by Bill Gates
Windows is a bad name for a product. Looking at a window either means you’re indoors bored or you’re outdoors pervin’. Oh yeah, and they break.
Windows are too much like people. They get dirty. They get fat under high humidity and lack of exercise. Windows need clothes. What else in the house besides you needs to wear a frilly skirt all the time?
Windows need blinds and curtains and screens and tinting and locks and alarms and brave-but-doomed men to scrub them 200 feet in the air.
And glass isn’t even a reliable solid–pure science tells us it’s just a lazy-ass liquid that hasn’t gotten around to spilling yet.
How much human blood has been shed over glass? (None by me–I think with my feet, thank you. But other people. Oafs.)
And don’t forget Kristallnacht. Those were windows.
Instructive riddle: What’s the opposite of “safety glass?”
Glass.
Windows are for prisoners. And un-adopted puppies. For annoying insects that want to invade at night.
Successful executives turn their backs on windows in order to do their best desk-work. By contrast, I was only a B+ student because of windows.
Boats won’t even call their windows windows, that’s how bad a name windows has.
The happiest people on earth in the pre-modern era–the Eskimo, Navajo, Plains Indians, Arab Bedouins, and Siberians–all lived without windows. Now they’re miserable.
The Anasazi had windows and disappeared. Because they knew.
Scientific instruments (microscopes, telescopes, etc.) only use windows that are round and curved and distorted–i.e., useful only to the extent that they do not function like a normal “good” window. Give a scientist a rectangular plane of perfectly flat glass and he’ll say “What they fuck am I going to do with this?”
Windows kill birds. They make us look fat. They’re the weakest part of the bathysphere. They look creepy on old abandoned houses. They look even creepier on some old un-abandoned houses!
Worst of all, having big ones supposedly prevents you from throwing those helpful stones your neighbors need to improve their lives or just leave.
The greatest looking-out-the-window thought was never recorded, but if it had been, it probably wouldn’t have been much better than “I bet it’s also raining on the houses of the unjust… Man, I wish they’d move out!”
People think they like windows. They don’t. They just hate walls more. And that’s why windows wear clothes.
Alan Brech 2012
More Barely-Burlesqued Quotations and Paraphrases from a Reputedly Great History of Western Culture (Part 3)
From Jacques Barzun’s Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life (c. 2000). See posts from May 24th and May 30th for Parts I and II. Annotations are printed in italics.
• When the world gets Romanticist, and becomes less Classicist, that’s when we get Tacitus back at us (pp. 9, 247, 295, and 503).
• England has not had an English king since 1066 (p. 240).
Stupid gits
• Modern manners are an amalgam of the ideals of chivalry and mercantile rigor (p. 245).
Take sneezing for instance: the “God bless you” part is chivalrous; the failure to offer a cloth handkerchief is mercantile.
• The reasserted Divine Right of Kings in the 17th Century led to the political marginalization of divine institutions (p. 247-248).
So if we just remove the Sanctity from marriage, divorce rates would plummet.
• Absolute power is never really absolute (p. 250).
And yet so many are absolutely corrupt
• Rimbaud, like Rambo, was bent on utter destruction (p. 618-620).
• Sexual liberation and women’s emancipation were parallel and intertwined (p. 626-627).
Men just used women’s lib. to get their freak on.
• There was no such thing as antiques until the 1890’s (p. 600).
• By the 1890’s “there was no such thing as the leisure class” because “everybody is now busy at all times, even on holiday” (p. 595).
Yeah, I feel so sorry for those bastards every time I see them sweating over their I-Phones on Cape Cod.
• History is not really a science (pp. 299, 568-570, and 578). And neither is anthropology (p. 578).
• Nurses were rightly associated with drunkenness and loose morals before Florence Nightingale (p. 580).
‘Reminds me of what old Radical Bill told me back in Gainesville: “In my vast experience, the liveliest women in bed were nurses and Jewish women.” If only there were more Jewish nurses…
• Some Westerners became Communist for the sex (p. 747).
• One should not read beyond one’s intelligence (p. 770)
Now he tells me–on page 770!
• Hasty intellectual judgments about scholars from the past are as deplorable as hasty moral judgments about other people in the present (p. 253).
Bullshit!
What an asshole…
• Hamlet never vacillated, nor was he indecisive (p. 254).
And Lady MacBeth didn’t have a guilty conscience–she was just OCD.
• Machiavelli was not Machiavellian given his Italian origins (p. 256).
The enz justify the meanness when you’re waist-deep in guidos. Barzun anticipated The Jersey Shore by 10 years.
• The Puritans in England and America were not dour killjoys. They only shut down the theaters because of all the whores and hook-ups (pp. 261-262, and 278).
• Modern democracy originated with the Puritans (pp. 265 and 277).
Shit, that means that Romney’s a shoe-in!
• John Lilburne had prison-glow (p. 268-269). Defoe, the father of modern journalism, also had it (p. 310).
Jesus still has prison-glow…and Cross-glow… and grave-glow…
• It was the Libertarian ideas of the Puritans that led them to persecute each other and everyone else (p. 271)
So vote for Ron Paul!
And kill everyone else!
• Just because Fundamentalists suppress free thought does not mean that they’re anti-intellectual–persecuting ideas and speech shows that you really care (p. 272).
• Both Ceaser and Cromwell were full of clemency (pp. 274 and 276).
Mao and Stalin were veritable push-overs.
• Converting to Calvinism causes deep psychological depression–e.g. Cromwell and Bunyan (p. 275).
• The old Calvinist/Protestant Head-Trip:
Step 1: get depressed about your moral salvation
Step 2: feel morally justified and act semi-evil
The new Calvinist/Protestant Head-Trip:
Skip step 1 (p. 275).
• Like anti-Communism during the Cold War, “anti-Popery” in England was justified at least until the early 19th Century (p. 276).
I never realized that fragrant flowers and leaves in an open bowl could be so offensive or dangerous.
• The Puritans were big fans of dry-humping, which they called “bundling” (p. 279-281).
• The 13th Century was the real Age of Enlightenment (p. 281).
• The reason the Puritans were so uptight was because they foresaw the modern condition of materialism, atheism and Hobbesianism that so disquiets our current age (p. 282).
• Louis XIV was raised by a single mom (p. 285-286).
Shit, that means Obama’s a shoe-in!
• Nobles used to be rebels, but Louis XIV kept them in line with etiquette and entertainment. Versailles was so polite and entertaining that “everyone was on tenterhooks” (pp. 286-288, and 296).
• Versailles was constructed to get away from the mobs and intellectuals of Paris (p. 287-288).
They could have just moved to Florida, I mean, he was the Sun King after all…
• Louis XIV could scan the crowd at Versailles and tell at a glance who was absent (p. 287).
He missed his true calling as a leader of one of those so-called “Million-man marches.”
• Louis XIV only lost his temper twice. His most severe rebuke (besides “Hey, where’s so-and-so?”) was “I was almost kept waiting!” (p. 281-291).
And that’s why he never bothered to get a driver’s license. Or vote. Or shop. Or go out on a second date.
(p. 290: “He obtained a succession of mistresses without the use of tactics.”)
• Louis XIV’s best mistress (Athenais de Mortemart) was a Satanist. When he shacked up with a truly pious woman (Mme. de Maintenon), his kingdom went to Hell (pp. 291, and 300-301).
• The aristocrats of pre-Revolutionary France were too Germanic (p. 295).
• Modern societies have “recklessly prolonged life” (p. 525)
This from a guy who was born in 1907 and still isn’t dead.
• Regarding the disappearance of court jesters: the increase in Rationalism at the onset of the Monarchical Age (1648–1789) meant the end of the role of “the inspired idiot” (p. 302).
BUT I’M BACK, BABY!!!
Alan Brech, 2012
Viagra’s Side Effects
Call your doctor if you experience loss of vision–
“Doc, I can’t see anything and I still wanna fuck it!”
Deafness–
“‘No’ looks a lot like ‘now’ when you’re lip-reading”
Shits and giggles–
Plop-plop hee-hee-hee
Or an erection lasting more than three hours.
Starting now, or when I first wanted it to go away?
Viagra is not for everyone–
Like this loser [picture of loser] or this douche-bag [picture: douche-bag] and all you fuckin’ chicks [picture: all chicks]
–But if you’re a young teenager who doesn’t pop wood while riding on a vibrating school bus early in the morning, you might wanna discuss Viagra with your cock doctor and your Mom.
When I was fifteen, Doc, I used to get hard every hour and semi-hard every half hour. But now I only get involuntaries first thing in the morning…right Mom?
[insert bonor joke here]
AB2012
Perverted Wisdom 