So I was sitting at work today when I looked
over at this man’s butt. God no, not someone who is normally in the office. I don’t
even consider them men. They’re just
there. Annoying me with dumb questions. Drat them. This was a visitor. He and his
non-existent arse had just walked into the office. It was flat as a pancake and
I thought to myself how can you possibly sit on an bum like that? Does a lack
of arse mean your pelvis bones are jarred every time you sit down? What are you
sitting on? Thighs alone? Your tail bone? Do you sort have to slouch? How do you
balance? How do your undies not fall down?
While it would be a good thing not to worry if your bum was too big I’m more
concerned about the comfort level. And no, it wasn’t because I was bored shitless
and waiting for the day to end…okay, maybe it was but it does make you wonder
don’t it? What does a woman hold on to
when things are going horizontally well? When someone wants to give you an arse
kicking do you laugh in their face because you don’t have one to kick or do you
get worried as there’s nothing but bones to kick? Is more flesh better in this
case? Should we celebrate the whole absence
of arse thing? Are non-bum people discriminated against? I tell you, work is exhausting sometimes…
Showing posts with label male. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male. Show all posts
Friday, 8 June 2012
Absence of arse...
Posted by Unknown at 6:16 pm 1 comments
Labels: Amarinda Jones, arse, bum, butt, flat as a pancake, male, men, visitor, work
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Insert male to female...
I’ve been trying to find a male part that will insert into a female part. It’s not easy. Anyone with tell you that. What you ask? Well, it’s all about a TV antenna connection. I have a TV. I have a lead. It’s too big for the hole. I have to find a corresponding male part to slot into the female hole. That then got me thinking about males and females in general and how some people wander the world looking for the right part that fits them. Some never do. This is probably why the sex toy industry was created. Parts for all holes. Yeah, I probably think too much….
Posted by Unknown at 5:03 am 2 comments
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, antenna, Berengaria Brown, Connection, female, male, Penn Halligan, Sandra Cox, TV
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