I would like to propose a small gedankenexperiment...
Suppose a gentleman were to return home from work unexpectedly one day to find his wife in the arms of another woman. No, not the arms, exactly. Let us say the wife is presenting to her lover in the ventro-dorsal position. The Other Woman is preparing to to employ a somewhat intimidatingly large strapon dildo, and is about to get down to brass tacks, but no penetration has yet taken place.
Let us further postulate that the Other Woman's affect -- tattoos, perhaps, or a beer gut, or a patch-laden leather vest unremoved from her person -- suggest that she may have some involvement with motorcycle culture. Or, hell -- let's say the strapon is embossed with the logo of the Harley-Davidson corporation.
Then let us further hypothesize that the gentleman, perhaps understandably enraged at the sight, pulls from a hidden shoulder-holster a revolver, which he points at the interloper's head as he demands that she desist from this activity or she will find herself headless.
Can it be said, then, that the man has threatened to waste vagina-mountin' mama?
These and other, similar thoughts occupy the mind these days....
Geesh Neddie,
ReplyDeletethat's as bad as my wife describing a guy who predicts the future by reading his boogers: Nostrildamus. He nose the future. It's the long commute, isn't it?
everything ok at home, man??
ReplyDeleteWhatever thorny existential postulations ensue, one can certainly surmise that the fellow gets the feeling that he should have been home yesterday, yesterday.
ReplyDeleteBad and all as that situation appears prima facie (I'll see your "ventro-dorsal" and raise you...), it harley justifies murder...
ReplyDeleteThere's pun involving 'country roads' in there but I'm not touching it (so to speak).
ReplyDeleteTwo minds acting as one, dwgs!
ReplyDeleteMine involved a British rock star who is verbally abusive to his traveling staff, and involves something that rhymes (in more ways than one) with "Frank Luntz."
I went with this one because the rock-star setup was too long and, well, Frank Luntz.
Excellent blog.
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Yeesh, against my better judgement I clicked that link of Albert's (Alberts'? I never know where to put the possessive apostrophe when I type).
ReplyDeleteI advise you not to follow my lead. I now have a headache.
Groan.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to say something, but after reading through the comments, I guess I lost the thread... oh yeah -
ReplyDelete"Hey, Hugh! Get off of McCloud!"
(Playboy mansion, Dennis Weaver)
Also my word verification is "pusses", so I got that going for me.
Neddie,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Barbara O’Brien and I am a political blogger. Just had a question about your blog and couldn’t find an email—please get back to me as soon as you can (barbaraobrien(at)maacenter.org)
Thanks,
Barbara
I miss your writing, Neddie. Especially the bits on history, both of music and on your area, which is close to where my grandparents live. Hope life is treating you well.
ReplyDeletethanks for the beautiful performance of "in my room." long ago. we have loved it for years now.
ReplyDeleteSo this is how the illustrious Ned ended his long and entertaining blogging career - with an elaborately staged pun. Well, why not - one can understand one's tiring of it after awhile. Even though I don't visit that often, I always enjoy (and relate to) your perspective, and hope you come back to the fold someday.
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