I’m just waiting to meet the right girl. Seriously, most of the girls I meet are totally stuck up. Or they won’t give mouth. Or both. I mean, if I want a nice girl who also knows how to use her tongue, but isn’t like a total slut. She should definitely have a vagina, don’t get me wrong, but there's more to a woman that. That's my opinion, anyway. You don’t like it? Eat scrota! Also, She ought to be good at pouring concrete. See I own a cement business. I know, I know, a lot of people have told me that that doesn’t matter, but I’m looking at six figures net this year, and that’s just on my own contracts. Add in my sub work and we’re looking at a hell of a lot of business. And you’re trying to tell me that doesn’t matter? And there was this chick I dated in Cleveland who would always make a big show out of picking up the check and opening the door for me. She would have been perfect, except the dumb bitch didn’t know the difference between cement and concrete.
Date Written: July 15, 2004 Author:James K. Polk Average Vote: 3.6667
Comments:
07/20/2004Ewan Snow (2): Holy crap!
07/20/2004qualcomm: i'm tempted to give what we authors condescendingly refer to in smoky backrooms as a "guest 4". why? because of that cherry last line.
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Yes, the last line is funny, but it's hard to tell if it was meant to be. What is the point of this F-ing thing?
07/20/2004qualcomm: i think this is the point: "See I own a cement business."
07/20/2004scoop (4): Last line is sweet. Give the author the benefit of the doubt, Snow. Have a heart.
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Great, point. Guess I lowballed this one.
07/20/2004Jon Matza: Let's not get carried away here. The last line isn't THAT good.
07/20/2004qualcomm: yeah but, "See I own a cement business."
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Well, it sort of is, Matza. I mean, do you know the difference? Or do you use the terms interchangeably?
07/20/2004TheBuyer (4): this isn't sloppy or stupid enough to carry an accidentally funny last line. nicce.. guest to guest four, check.
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Buyer, what do you call "I mean, if I want a nice girl who also knows how to use her tongue, but isn’t like a total slut."? It isn't even a sentence. That's not sloppy?
07/20/2004qualcomm: ewan: i think if you remove the "if", it all makes sense. it was a typo, i wager.
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Maybe, but that doesn't mean it's not sloppy.
07/20/2004qualcomm: typos aren't the same as sloppy writing. it's just a careless errOR
07/20/2004TheBuyer: snow: i would call that something I'd completely overlooked because I'm also a slob. damnit, i thought I'd actually made a point for a change.
07/20/2004TheBuyer: oh wait, I thought I fived this. Okay then. It's a little sloppy, "Also, She ought" for example.
07/20/2004Stash (4): it's not all just in the tongue. "Eat scrota!" this was fun.
07/20/2004Jon Matza: Do I know the difference? Please rephrase the question so it means something.
07/20/2004Ewan Snow: Matza: the difference between cement and concrete, buddy
07/20/2004qualcomm (4):
07/20/2004Jon Matza: I looked it up--and now find the ending uproarious!