Friday, September 23, 2005

This kind of thing's not my bag, baby


Ladies and gentlemen, may I direct your attention to Exhibit A.

Imagine my exasperation when this questionable item was whipped out in broad daylight and in front of lots of people - friends, tourists, security guards - by one Mandi, fellow paddler, full-time shoe-shopper and supposed part-time distributor of "medical equipment".
"Here," she said loudly, waving it around, "I brought this specially for you."
How, I thought, stowing it swiftly in my car, did she come by what could only be a Swedish-made Penis Enlarger? And how presumptious. Nonetheless I took it home.

That night, after half an hour of toil, all I had to show for my efforts were two sore feet, a stiff back and no appreciable increase in volume. Mandi's promised 10cm increase had failed to materialise. My recommendation: leave the dubious Skandinavian products to the professionals, and use a bicycle pump to inflate your pilates ball.

1 Comments:

Blogger Thor Harley said...

I take back everything disparaging I ever said about Swedish-made Penis Enlargers. If one treats the thing you stick it into less as a valve and more as a stopper that you should first remove, then it inflates like a charm. I can now sit at my keyboard without feeling like a flamenco dancer. ABBA, banished by association, can now return to its rightful spot on my playlist.

I should really buy an actual chair. This one has the disadvantage of rolling off and doing its own thing when I get up to make coffee.

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