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Afrodisio Aguado
Advice from a straight white male
by Don Jeremy |
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Dear Don Jeremy,
I used to know this guy who
worked as a farmhand and one of
his jobs was cutting the testicles
off goats. They would flip the goats
upside-down to control them. Then
they cut them off with a knife. The
guy learned pretty quickly that he
didn't have enough hands. He'd
need one hand to hold one of the
goat's rear legs, and another
hand for the other, so the animal
wouldn't kick him in the head
when he went for the jewels. But
that didn't leave a hand for the
knife. To make a long story short,
he learned from one of the other
farmhands that the traditional
thing to do is to just bite them off
and then spit them out in a bucket.
It went a lot faster. Anyway, I
was telling this story one day
when his girlfriend was over. It
turned out that she'd never heard
it, and after that she wouldn't let
him kiss her, and he got pissed. So
who did wrong: me for telling the
story, him for not telling his girl he
was chewing live goat balls all
day, or her for getting so worked
up about it instead of just telling
him to go wash his face really,
really well before paying her any
kind of attention? They broke up
pretty soon after and he was really
bummed.
Cabreado
Dear Cabreado,
Thanks for ruining my breakfast
and the memories of the summer
romance I had with Sally the Shepherdess.
I find it hard to attribute guilt,
per se, to any of the three parties. I
am still struggling with the scenario.
How did this "tradition"
come about? Perhaps long ago,
some ornery rancher was too
cheap to hire another hand, too
friendless to get help or too perverted
to come to the commonsense
conclusion that this is clearly
a two-man job? Necessity is the
mother of invention, so I can allow
that someone, somewhere, once
had to resort to such distasteful
and desperate measures. But how
any community could take such a
wrong turn – and stay on that path –
is chilling.
The only advice I can give is for
your friend, if you still speak to
him at all: Don't mix drinking
time with story time. These kinds
of skeletons go with you to the
grave.

Dear Don Jeremy,
My boyfriend cheated on me during
a business trip with one of his
co-workers. I suggested that to resolve
this without breaking up, I
should sleep with one of his other
co-workers. Now my boyfriend
says I am being unfair, because
I'm trying to create problems for
him at work, when this is really a
problem with our home life. I told
him I've always wanted to fuck
this particular co-worker of his so
it's not really any different. Does
this seem like a reasonable way
to resolve this?
Vengeful Vicky
Dear Vengeful Vicky,
That's nice that you want to hold
onto your relationship with your
boyfriend. However, I doubt that
engaging in a tit-for-tat fuck-off
will help either of you to heal in
the long term, especially since his
main gripe, as I understand it, is
that your proposal could make
him uncomfortable at work. Does
it not faze him to imagine you
handled by another man?
I am sure that your ego is
bruised and that you want to feel
attractive again. But while sleeping
with someone new might give
you a quick boost in that regard,
it won't do much to restore the
image you once had of your boyfriend.
Personally, I'd just screw his coworker
and then dump them both.

Dear Don Jeremy,
Does it have to be about bitches
and rims all the time?
B-Loc
Dear B-Loc,
No, dog, it don't. Take your nephew
fishing, or go check out your
local symphony. You can keep it
real anywhere. Peace.

Dear Don Jeremy,
I was thinking that instead of
working at the job I have, which I
don't like at all because of a controlling
boss, that I'd pick up some
bored married 60-something guy
and live off his gratitude for six
months or a year while I got a
freelance photography career
going. I found a guy and he gets
the arrangement but insists on
paying me in cash. I would much
rather just live in an apartment he
finds and rents for my residence
and our assignations. How do I
explain this to him in a way that
he understands?
Holly Golightly
Dear Holly Golightly,
You're a ho. It's okay. A rose is a
rose is a rose. So get over the semantics
of the situation, deposit
his cash in the bank all by yourself
and focus on your new venture.

Querido Don Jeremy,
Soy un marciano del planeta Marte,
como indica el nombre. Tengo
la misión de fecundar a treinta
mujeres en el planeta Tierra. ¿Me
puedes dar algun consejo?
[Intraducible]
Dear [Intraducible],
Don't bother going to Sweden.
Both parties are required to sign a
legal contract before engaging in
intercourse there, and your legal
status as an extraterrestrial will
be unclear.
In the rest of the Western World
you should be able to find willing
partners, especially after 2 am,
but your Martian seed will need
to overcome birth control and the
abortion clinic. Thirty women
might take a long time.
Fertility rates are high in central
Africa and you are unlikely to
contract HIV, but the place is
fraught with conflict. Tread with
care.
Many Chinese women already
have the legal maximum (1).
I recommend you consider Japan.
Do you have tentacles?
Schoolgirls all over the country
fantasize about being violated via
shokushu goukan, at least according
to the hentai comic book
I've been reading.
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