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Of All the Things I've ever lost, I miss my mind the most.
I call it a malady because I do not want to say there is a disease named after me. (I always felt sorry for Lou Gehrig even though he died before I was born because the claim he is best known for is not his baseball career but a disease named after him.)
ED (or Erectile Dysfunction) is the politically correct name for impotence. Until the wholesale whoring of Viagra came to pass, I never knew that there so many men with a limp rod in the world. Judging from the emails I get (10-12 daily) and the television and radio advertisements I see and hear, I would wager that ED is the most prolific disease...I mean malady to hit the modern world. I hear much more about ED than I ever hear about AIDS, Herpes, and other STD's combined (even though Genital Herpes is catching up).
I think Bob Dole and Mark Martin (the race car driver of the Viagra Car) should start a telethon to help us lick this problem (oh yes he did just type that!) because it is getting out of hand. (Groan...two double entendres in one sentence....would that be a double-double?)
Seriously though, there is way to much ED out there and I for one, am tired of it! I am tired of the emails I get daily telling me I no longer have to be ashamed of my "tiny manhood" or promising that my "girfriend" will be amazed at the "girth" and "length" of my "Massive One-eyed Monster" after I pop a few blue pills. I am tired of my good name being smeared all over the airwaves and in boxes of America. I hereby demand that the medical community change the official politically correct acronym for this malady. How about LW (for Leaner Wiener)? Or perhaps HC (for Half-cocked)? Consider PP (for Petite Penis); Maybe NR (for NOT ROD)? I personally like ADD (Attention Deficit Dong); You get the point.
I think the thing that offends me most are the new commercials (see video above) for Viagra that have a group of six men playing in a band and singing the praises of Viagra to the tune of Elvis' Viva Las Vegas.. I am sure the King of Rock and Roll would be so proud that his legacy to the music world is a song that will bring men who can't rise to the occasion a little joy in their old age.
There is now a second commercial that shows a man and wife coming home from work every day in a bland sort of way. He waves and she smiles as they meet in the driveway. Then the announcer says maybe it's time to try something different. The next shot is the same man pulling up to the house in biker garb and on a Hog and the cut away is of him and his biker babe wife traveling across the desert to the tune of Viva Viagra sung to the tune of Viva Las Vegas.
Now not only is Viagra so good that it makes grown men sing it's praises, it also makes grown men fantasize that they will become way cool like Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider. Now if that does not classify it as a hallucinogenic drug, then I don't know what would. Marijuana makes men feel the same way but it is still illegal. Viagra is touted all over the place like a wonder drug. Things just aren't fair.
I would like suggestions of a few names we can petition the government with to change the name of this growing (NOT!) problem (..come to think of it, NOT growing is the real problem) and clear up my besmudged name. ED's of the world UNITE! It is time to stand up and be counted! We can't take this lying down any more!!! We must stand erect and not be blown away with the wind of derision any longer! As George Carlin used to say: "It will be hard, but we can't lick it by being soft!"
When you are through sending your suggestions, aim your pointer over to humorblogs.com and see what kind of medicine laughter is.
This Video is Astounding!
Here I am with my youngest son at my youngest daughter's (his sister) wedding.
When my first wife left me after 16 years of marriage, I spent the next five years as a Single Dad raising our two children. I never even considered not being in my children's lives. I would have died inside without them those first few years. I kidded myself that they needed me, however in retrospect I would guess we needed each other equally.
I gladly did many things to rearrange my life to take care of my kids and my company and boss were very sympathetic, giving me extra indulgences not normally given a District Manager. Then on what should have been the happiest day of my life to date (when I met the woman God gave me for the rest of my life) my son told me he wanted to live with his mother. I was devastated! After much prayer, I finally relented because I wanted him to be happy.
I spent much of the next year trying to get him to visit me and my new wife (his sister stayed and moved with me). I even went back to court because his mother refused to "make" him come to see me on my visitation weeks, even though she gladly took my child support checks. I finally stood up in court before the judge (after my son asked me, crying, not to force him to do something he didn't want to do) and told him that I wanted to visit with my son but I did not want to force him to see me if he didn't want to. Over the last 5 years, I have seen him maybe ten times, even though we live just 16 miles apart.
I say all this because I experienced many turbulent moments with my daughter over the next few years. At one point she yelled to me that she wished I would just drive off a cliff and die. Now, as she carries my first grandchild, I speak to her nearly every day. Many times several times a day.
My son turns 18 in just four months and says he will join the Marines at that time. I learned this two weeks ago when I met his mom at the oral surgeon's office to wait while my son had all his wisdom teeth.
I worry as a parent that he might have to fight in Iraq if he does join, but I also know he has to find himself and become what he is meant to be. I have hope that the years he was with me have been a stablilzing force on him and that he will remember the love I have had for him from the day he was born. His sister came home and made amends with me so there is that hope. Until then, Ipray that God keeps him safe. I love you son,
I have never felt tempted to wipe my child's ass with my clothing.
This is illegal in most states although thirty-two have allowed this for ages 13-18
No wonder there are no more storks. You have to admit it made it easier to carry the one on the right in their beaks. Though it seems a few were dropped due to shoddy knots-manship.
I definately do not recommend the method on the right. Having had a child with colic, a screaming baby will keep your nerves on end.
If any of you have ever tasted breast milk, then I need say no more.
I fed my daughter cereal at two months just to fill her up and get her to sleep for three hours in a row. All kid's need protein but a turkey leg is not the best method.