12/17/2006
Your Neighbor "Disgusted" by Your Underwear Skid Marks
Guest editorial by Paul Flaherty, your neighbor
As a full-time neighborhood voyeur, I see almost everything that goes on in this part of town.
I gotta tell you though, dude - the skid marks on your underwear are grossing me out, and you need to do something about them.
Now, I understand that we all have accidents, like when you think you're going to rip a nice, juicy fart and get surprised with a watery rectal blast. It happens to the best of us.
But I think every pair of underwear you own has a brown stripe down the back.
Do you even use toilet paper, dude?
The other day I was watching your wife put on her nylons, slowly rolling them up her leg. Just as I was starting to stroke myself, in you walked with a pair of rancid-looking skivvies that was more brown than white. I swear I could smell them from my perch in the tree behind your garage.
Instant flaccidity, you know what I mean?
And - I'm not trying to threaten you or anything - but if this relationship is going to work, something's gotta give. It's up to you to take the first step, because there's plenty of other houses I could be watching.
As a full-time neighborhood voyeur, I see almost everything that goes on in this part of town.
I gotta tell you though, dude - the skid marks on your underwear are grossing me out, and you need to do something about them.
Now, I understand that we all have accidents, like when you think you're going to rip a nice, juicy fart and get surprised with a watery rectal blast. It happens to the best of us.
But I think every pair of underwear you own has a brown stripe down the back.
Do you even use toilet paper, dude?
The other day I was watching your wife put on her nylons, slowly rolling them up her leg. Just as I was starting to stroke myself, in you walked with a pair of rancid-looking skivvies that was more brown than white. I swear I could smell them from my perch in the tree behind your garage.
Instant flaccidity, you know what I mean?
And - I'm not trying to threaten you or anything - but if this relationship is going to work, something's gotta give. It's up to you to take the first step, because there's plenty of other houses I could be watching.