Everyday I give thanks to the Goddess
I have two mounds upon my bodice
I shave my legs, I sit down to pee
I can justify any shopping spree
Not to a barber, but a beauty salon
Can get a massage without a hard on
Can balance the checkbook, pump my own gas
Can talk to my friends about the size of my
ass
I always save money by using coupons
Can admit to others when I am wrong
Don't drive in circles at any cost
So I don't have to admit when I am lost
Don't act like I'm in a timed marathon
Every time I go to the john
Let me tell you men
Listen to me boys
Those things in your pants
That you treat as toys
You love them more then we ever will
We would rather suck on a cold pickled dill
I spend two hours preparing for a date
Only to find you're two hours late
I don't watch movies with lots of gore
Don't need instant replay to remember the
score
I won't lose my hair
I don't get jock itch
And just cause I'm assertive
Don't call me a bitch
I don't wear the same underwear everyday
The food in my fridge has no sign of decay
I don't go to Sears
To look at the tools
I don't cheat at poker
I follow the rules
I don't smoke cigars
Don't pay for drinks at bars
I don't punch my friends just to say "Hi"
And it's o.k. for me to cry
I know all you men
Think that you're "IT"
But compared to a woman
You just ain't SHIT!
In prison you get three square meals a day.
At home, you cook three square meals a day
and try to get your kids to eat it.
In prison you get an hour each day in the yard
to exercise and mingle.
At home you get to clean the yard up so you
can mow it so your kids can spread more toys all over it so that you can
go out and clean it again
because little Jr. can't sleep without his
latest lego creation.
In prison you get to watch TV, cable even.
At home you get to listen to your children
fight over the remote control and
get treated to hours and hours of mindless
cartoons thanks to cable.
In prison you can read whatever you want and
attend college for free.
At home you get to read weekly readers starring
Dick, Jane, and Spot
and worry about how to send Jr. to college
and still be able to eat for the
next twenty years.
In prison all your medical care is free.
At home you have to pawn your mother's silver
and fill out trillions of papers
for insurance and hope the doctor will see
you before you die.
In prison, if you have visitors, all you do
is go to a room, sit, talk and then say good-bye when you are ready or
your time is up.
At home you get to clean for days in advance
and then cook and clean
up after your guests and hope that they will
one day leave.
In prison you can spend your free time writing
letters or just hang out in
your own space all day.
At home you get to clean your space and everyone
else's space, too, and what the heck is free time again?
In prison you get your own personal toilet.
At home you have to physically hold the bathroom
door shut in order to keep from having someone standing over you demanding
to know how long till you're done so you can do something for them.
In prison the prison laundry takes care of
all your dirty clothes.
At home you get to take care of them yourself,
plus everybody else's, and get yelled at because somebody's favorite shirt
isn't clean.
In prison they take you everywhere you need
to go.
At home you take everybody else where they
need to go.
In prison the guards transport all your personal
effects for you and make sure
nothing is missing.
At home you have to lug around everybody else's
stuff in your purse and then wonder who went in it and took your last dollar.
In prison there are no screaming or whining children or spouses asking you to do something else for them, or screaming at you because you didn't.
At home....stop me when I get to the downside of jail, will ya?
A country girl save up her money and went on
a cruise ship. Before she
left her mother stressed that she should be
good.
One night the Captain saw her and invited
her to his table. Once the meal
was over he invited her to his cabin. At first
she declined saying that her mum has said she had to be good. At last he
convinced her it would be all right. Once in the cabin he kept trying to
seduce her, but everytime she said that her mum had told her she must be
good.
Totally frustrated he threw her into the bunk,
ripped off his clothes and said "If we don’t have sex I shall sink this
ship and all the people in her".
The next day the girl sent a cable to her
mum:
"Have been very good, mum, I saved the ship
and all 457 people in it".
Her Doctor; he says, "Take your clothes off."
Her Dentist; he says, "Open wide."
Her Veterinarian; he says, "And how is your
little pussy doing today?"
Her Gardener; he says, "Do you want me to
mulch your bush?"
Her Hairdresser; he says, "Do you want it
teased or blown?"
Her Interior Decorator; he says, "You'll like
it once it's in."
Her Remodeler; he says, "It fits tongue-in-groove
with a little
hammering."
Her Milkman; he says, "Do you want it in front
or in back?"
Her Banker; he says, "If you take it out,
you'll lose interest."
Her TV repairman; he says, "Let me play with
your knobs first."
Her Butcher; he says, "I have a hard salami
for you!"
One day, this woman went to a bait shop to
get her husband a fishing
reel for his birthday. After selecting
one, she inquired as to its
cost. The owner replied, "I'm sorry, ma'am,
but I'm blind and cannot see
what reel you have. If you drop it on
the floor, I'll recognize it and
be of more help."
So she did just that. After hearing
it hit the floor, the owner said,
"That's the Johnson Model 9400. It'll be $40.00."
The woman decided to
take it so she went to pick it up off the
floor. Upon bending over, she
laid a stinky, squeaky fart. The owner
rang up the sale and said,
"That'll be fifty dollars."
"Fifty dollars?!?!" the woman exclaimed. "You
just told me that is was
forty dollars a moment ago!"
"Yes, I did", said the owner, "But that
was for the reel.
The duck call is another $7.50 and the stink
bait is $2.50."
EXERCISE 1: REFRIDGERATE TWO BOOKENDS (PREFERABLY METAL) OVERNIGHT. LAY ONE OF YOUR BREASTS (EITHER WILL DO) BETWEEN THE TWO BOOKENDS AND SMASH THE BOOKENDS TOGETHER AS HARD AS YOU CAN. REPEAT TWICE DAILY.
EXERCISE 2: LOCATE A PASTA MAKER OR OLD WRINGER WASHER. FEED THE BREAST INTO THE MACHINE AND START MANUALLY CRANKING. REPEAT TWICE DAILY.
EXERCISE 3: (ADVANCED) SITUATE
YOURSELF COMFORTABLY ON YOUR SIDE ON THE GARAGE FLOOR. PLACE ONE
OF YOUR BREASTS SNUGLY BEHIND THE REAR TIRE OF THE FAMILY VAN. WHEN
YOU GIVE THE SIGNAL, HUBBY WILL SLOWLY EASE THE VAN INTO REVERSE.
HOLD FOR FIVE SECONDS.
REPEAT ON THE OTHER SIDE.
JUST A SHORT NOTE ;
WOMEN DO NOT SNORE, BURP, OR FART. THEREFORE,
THEY MUST BITCH, OR THEY WILL BLOW UP!
SENIOR CITIZENS ARE THE BIGGEST CARRIER OF
AIDS!
HEARING AIDS ,,,,,,,,,,BANDAIDS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ROLLAIDS,,,,,,,,,WALKING
AIDS,, MEDIC-AID,,,,,,GOVERNMENT AID,,,,,,,AND MOST OF ALL MONETARY AID
TO THEIR CHILDREN!
- Neil Peart, 1991 -
Home is where the harddisk is
A couple is about to be married. The groom is walking
down the aisle of the church to take his place by the altar
and the best man notices that the groom has the biggest, brightest smile
on his face. The best man says "Hey man , I know you are happy to be getting
married, but what's up - you look so excited."
The groom replies "I just had the
BEST Blowjob I have ever had in my entire life."
Now the bride comes walking down the aisle
and she, too, has the biggest, brightest smile on her face.
The maid of honor notices this and says "hey, girlfriend, I know you are
happy to be getting married, but what's up - you look so excited."
The bride replies"I have just given the LAST
Blowjob of my entire life"
(prepared and presented by males)
1. Elementary Map Reading
2. Crying and Law Enforcement
3. Advanced Math Seminar: Programming your VCR Plus
4. You CAN Go Shopping for Less than 4 Hours
5. Gaining Five Pounds vs. The End of the World: A Study in Contrast
6. The Seven-outfit Week
7. PMS: It's YOUR Problem, Not Mine (Formerly
titled: "It's Happened
Monthly Since Puberty -
Deal with It")
8. Driving I: Getting Past Automatic Transmissions
9. Driving II: The Meaning of Blinking Orange Lights
10. Driving III: Approximating Constant Speed
11. Driving IV: Makeup and Driving - It's as Simple as Oil and Water
12. Football: Not a Game - A Sacrament
13. Telephone Transitions: (Formerly Titled: "Me too Equals I Love You")
14. How to Earn Your Own Money
15. Gift-Giving Fundamentals (Formerly Titled: "Fabric Bad, Electronics Good")
16. Putting the Toilet Seat Down by Yourself: Gravity is on Your Side
17. Beyond "Clean and Dirty": The Nuances of Wearable Laundry
18. Yes, You Can Fill Up at a Self Service Station
19. Joys of the Remote Control: Reaping the Benefits of 50+ Channels
20. What Goes Around Comes Around: Why his Credit Card is Not a Toy
21. His Best Friends Can Be Yours Too
22. His Poker Games: Deal Yourself Out
23. Committment Schmittment (Formerly Titled "Wedlock Schmedlock")
24. To Honor and Obey: Remembering the Small Print Above "I Do"
25. Why You Mother is Unwelcome in the House
26. Your Mate: Self Bastard or Victimized Sensitive
Man?
Whatever happened to 'Love, honour (honor?) and cherish?'
Or is that
archaic?
HOW TO SATISFY A WOMAN EVERY TIME
Caress, praise, pamper, relish, savor, massage,
make plans, fix,
empathize, serenade, compliment, support,
feed, tantalize, bathe, humor,
placate, stimulate, jiffylube, stroke, console,
purr, hug, coddle,
excite, pacify, protect, phone, correspond,
anticipate, nuzzle, smooch,
toast, minister to, forgive, sacrifice for,
ply, accessorize, leave,
return, beseech, sublimate, entertain, charm,
lug, drag, crawl, show
equality for, spackle, oblige, fascinate,
attend, implore, bawl, shower,
shave, trust, grovel, ignore, defend, coax,
clothe, brag about,
acquiesce, aromate, fuse, fizz, rationalize,
detoxify, sanctify, help,
acknowledge, polish, upgrade, spoil, embrace,
accept, butter-up, hear,
understand, jitterbug, locomote, beg, plead,
borrow, steal, climb, swim,
nurse, resuscitate, repair, patch, crazy-glue,
respect, entertain, calm,
allay, kill for, die for, dream of, promise,
deliver, tease, flirt,
commit, enlist, pine, cajole, angelicize,
murmur, snuggle, snoozle,
snurfle, elevate, enervate, alleviate, spotweld,
serve, rub, rib, salve,
bite, taste, nibble, gratify, take her places,
scuttle like a crab on
the ocean floor of her existence, diddle,
doodle, hokey-pokey,
hanky-panky, crystal blue persuade, flip,
flop, fly, don't care if I
die, swing, slip, slide, slather, mollycoddle,
squeeze, moisturize,
humidify, lather, tingle, slam-dunk, keep
on rockin' in the free world,
wet, slicken, undulate, gelatinize, brush,
tingle, dribble, drip, dry,
knead, puree, fluff, fold, blue-coral wax,
ingratiate, indulge, wow,
dazzle, amaze, flabbergast, enchant, idolize
and worship, and then go
back, Jack, and do it again.
HOW TO SATISFY A MAN EVERY TIME
Show up naked.
New Barbie Dolls..........Just in Time for Easter
Sister Mary Barbie:
This spiritual Barbie comes with jointed
knees and neck for
genuflecting
and praying, mini-rosary beads, a mini-Bible,
and a black sequined
nun's
habit (after all, she's still Barbie).
Pull the string on her back and
she says nothing because she's taken a vow of silence.
Admin Barbie:
Works twenty hour days for little pay
(80% of Admin Ken's salary), and
is the lowest on the totem pole despite
being the one that actually
runs
the group. Comes with mini-laptop.
Pull the string on her back and
she'll schedule a meeting with your
other dolls, replace the toner
cartridge in the laser printer, coordinate
a reorg and a move, and
order
airline tickets for Director Ken.
Temp Barbie:
This smartly dressed, intelligent, hard-working
and enthusiastic Barbie
is ready to go right out of the box,
but usually goes untouched for at
least a day while everyone tries to
figure out why they bought her.
Pull
the string on her back and she'll stuff
envelopes indefinitely, all the
while wondering why she got a liberal
arts degree. Comes with
mini-resume, and mini-filing cabinet
filled with the past five years'
worth of US Tax Code revisions which
need to be collated.
Ripped-Off-In-The-Divorce-Settlement
Barbie:
Pull the string on her back and she
unloads a torrent of insults and
death threats for her ex's new wife.
Comes with a hatred for all men
and a Malibu Barbie tan (except for
a white band on her left hand ring
finger).
Twelve Step Barbie:
Pull the string on her back and she
says, "Hi, I'm Barbie and I'm an
alcoholic." Comes with a "One
Day At A Time" bumper sticker, a 30-day
chip, coupons for free coffee, and a
pack of smokes.
Barbies We'd Like to See
Birkenstock Barbie:
Finally, a Barbie doll with horizontal
feet and comfortable sandals.
Made from recycled materials.
Bisexual Barbie:
Comes in a package with Skipper and
Ken.
Bite-The-Bullet Barbie:
An anthropologist Barbie with pith helmet,
camera, detachable limbs,
fake blood, and the ability to perform
surgery on herself in the
Outback.
Blue Collar Barbie:
Comes with overalls, protective goggles,
lunch pail, UAW membership,
pamphlet on union organizing and pay
scales for women as compared to
men. Waitressing outfits and cashier's
aprons may be purchased
separately for Barbies who are holding
down second jobs in order to
make
ends meet.
Our Barbies Ourselves:
Anatomically correct Barbie, both inside
and out, comes with spreadable
legs, her own speculum, magnifying glass,
and detailed diagrams of
female anatomy so that little girls
can learn about their bodies in a
friendly, non-threatening way.
Also included: tiny Kotex and booklets
on sexual responsibility. Accessories
such as contraceptives, sex
toys,
expanding uterus with fetus at various
stages of development, and
breast
pump are optional, underscoring that
each young woman has the right to
choose what she does with her own Barbie.
Rabbi Barbie:
So why not? Women rabbis are on
the cutting edge in Judaism. Rabbi
Barbie comes with tiny satin yarmulke,
prayer shawl, teffilin, silver
kaddish cup, and Torah scrolls.
Optional accessory: tiny mezzuzah for
doorway of Barbie townhouse.
Homegirl Barbie:
A truly 'fly' Barbie in midriff-baring
shirt and baggy jeans. Comes
with gold jewelry, hip-hop accessories,
and plenty of attitude. Pull
her cord and she says things like, "I
don't think so," "don't even go
there!", "get outta my face," and "you
go, girl!". Teaches girls not
to
take anything from men and condescending
white people.
Transgender Barbie:
Formerly known as G.I. Joe.
Robotic Barbie:
Hey, kids, experiment with an autonomous
two-legged walking machine!
After falling over, she says, "Control
theory is hard. Damn these
spike
heels anyway!"
Dinner Roll Barbie:
A Barbie with multiple love handles,
double chin, a real curvy belly,
generous breasts and hips, and voluminous
thighs to show girls that
voluptuousness is also beautiful.
Comes with a miniature basket of
dinner rolls, Bucket o' Fried Chicken,
tiny Entenmann's Walnut
Danishes,
a brick of Breyer's ice cream, three
packs of Doritos, a T-shirt
reading
"Only the Weak Don't Eat," and,
of course, an appetite.
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The recent announcement that Mattel and
the producers of "Baywatch"
have
joined forces to create "Baywatch Barbie"
came as no surprise. After
all, both companies have made millions
off airheads with flawless skin,
Malibu tans and synthetic, molded breasts.
If "Baywatch Barbie" sells
well, other Barbie/TV tie-ins seem certain
to follow. Here's some
possibilities:
Melrose Place Barbie:
Comes complete with her Barbie Dream
Apartment, where Skipper and the
rest of the gang live rent-free.
Other accessories include a bottle of
vodka, silk sheets, and a warrant for arrest.
Dr. Barbie, Medicine Woman:
This helpful doll offers other homesteaders
important tips like what
conditioner to use out on the Plains
and how to take care of their
nails
while shoeing a horse.
America's Most Wanted Barbie:
She's on the run after 30 years of crime
against feminism.
Sally Jesse Raphael Barbie:
Push a button on her back and this Barbie
actually speaks! Hold your
very own talk show with topics like
how tough math class is, Ballerina
Barbie's struggle with bulimia, Ken
who wears Barbie's clothes...
My So-Called Barbie:
She faces the same troubling issues
as regular teens who don't have
huge
wardrobes, perfect bods, pools, and
ponies.
Roseanne Barbie:
The dark side of the American Dream
is explored with this doll, which
shows what happened after Barbie graduated
from high school, married
too
young and ate too much.
Murder, Barbie:
Whenever this elder stateswoman of the
Barbie set (she's 27!) arrives
in
the playhouse, all the other dolls mysteriously
disappear.
Call.
Don't lie.
The correct answer to "Do I look fat?" is never,
ever "Yes." Ditto for
"Is she prettier than me?"
Victoria's Secret is good. Frederick's of
Hollywood is bad.
A grunt is seldom an acceptable answer to
any question.
None of your ex-girlfriends were ever nicer,
prettier, or better in bed.
Her cooking is excellent.
Buying her dinner does not equal foreplay.
Believe it or not, you're probably not more
attractive when you're
drunk.
You're wrong.
You're sorry.
Don't assume PMS is the cause for every bad
mood.
Chivalry and feminism are NOT mutually exclusive.
Remember Valentine's Day, and any cheesy "anniversary"
she so-names.
Her haircut is never bad.
Call
Don't lie.
The rules are never fair. Accept this without
question. The fact that she has to
go through labor while you sit in the waiting room on your ass
smoking cigars isn't fair either, and it balances everything out
Joan, who was a rather well-proportioned secretary,
spent almost all of her vacation sunbathing on the roof of her hotel. She
wore a bathing suit the first day, but on the second, she decided that
no one could see her way up there, and she slipped out of it for an overall
tan. She'd hardly begun when she heard someone running up the stairs. She
was lying on her stomach, so she just pulled a towel over her rear.
"Excuse me, miss," said the flustered assistant
manager of the hotel, out of breath from running up the stairs. "The Hilton
doesn't mind your sunbathing on the roof, but we would very much appreciate
your wearing a bathing suit as you did yesterday."
"What difference does it make?" Joan asked
rather calmly. "No one can see me up here, and besides, I'm covered
with a towel."
"Not exactly," said the embarrassed man. "You're
lying on the dining room skylight."