Hey hobos! Now you too can take a leak in the comfort and privacy of your own home!
So, happy belated Father’s Day, internet. I twittered yesterday that I was celebrating it because I’m your daddy, but I’ve given it some thought and I take that back, since you’ve stopped answering my “who’s your daddy?” calls (and accompanying slaps to the ass) now that we’ve incorporated the ball-gag into the mix.
Still, spending Father’s Day alone, looking at photos of a baby some friends had on Friday, gave me some time to reflect on my life, and how I really hope that, some day, I have someone to share holidays like this with.
I want to have a baby.
I want to have a baby in the worst way.
Up the butt.
I also spent the weekend setting up not one, not two, but three Topsy Turvy planters. It’s a vegetable wonderland!
Vegunderland.
I was excited about it and admit to getting a little carried away with the thought of fresh tomatoes and cucumbers and jalapenos growing right in my backyard. But after I got everything set up, cracked open a beer and sat down for a second to admire my day’s accomplishment, I realized that I hadn’t thought things through and had a bit of a problem:
What’s the use of growing fresh tomatoes right outside my back door if I don’t have any Mexicans around to pick them?
That’s how they get you: the up-sale.
And finally, I couldn’t help but notice your lack of comments on my previous blog entry, Internet. At first I thought I might have offended you with my “ironing is women’s work” crack, but since we both know it really kind of is, I figured you were just too busy doing other woman things — like watching Oprah, or driving poorly, or sucking cock — so I forgive you.
Do you mean having a baby out your ass, or sodomizing one?
Either way, gross.
I felt like I was in some sort of anal labor the last time I ate a whole bunch of cheese. It's very binding you know.
It was good, it just wasn't Jeremy good.
Hey, have you seen this news article?
New details about Michael Jackson's Death Emerge
I was wondering if you were going to blog about this...