Faithful Word Baptist Church
Dear Pastor Anderson,
I'm sorry Mrs. Pastor Anderson's birthday vacation was ruined by the Transportation Security Administration, but do you think you may have over-reacted a bit? Although no man wants the government to look at his johnson or grope his grenades, it's really more about shame and temptation than morality. Why lose a flight because of a couple of avoidable emotions?

But we can beat them at their own game. All it takes is a vienna sausage and a little ingenuity. Just hollow out one end of the weenie, slide your thingy in there, and, suddenly, you have a monster johnson that's a good three times larger than what God gave you.
This trick has given me so much confidence, I wear a vienna sausage everywhere I go, now. And when I'm required to pass through a body scanner, I'm so confident, I do a little wiener dance for the monitors. Yes, they still laugh, but I'm sure it's an involuntary nervous response to seeing a unit so breathtakingly large and manly.
I do worry, however, that the I may cause Our Lord and Savior to feel a little inadequate when I wear my sausage. It seems sinful--although I can't quite name the particular sin--to build a wiener that rivals His little redeemer. But then I suppose that if He can heal leopards and turn water into wine, He's probably already given himself one heck of a humongous johnson. He's likely even set it to auto-grow in case some smart-ass grabs a kielbasa.
Of course, there's always a chance you may experience a sausage failure. Maybe it'll break off and work it's way back to your cave of shame--that's hard to explain to the body scan monitors--or maybe you'll just get hungry on your way to the gate. You'll have to undergo a pat down then. What do you do?
Well, if you think about it, the sin isn't in the patting; it's in the reaction. There's nothing wrong with having a man knead your little soldier as long as you don't enjoy it. I know it's hard to avoid such a reaction, but I've done a lot of research and learned it can be done.
There's this guy I know in Spokane who'll do anything you want if you pay him. I hired him for a few months to rub my secret parts while I thought of distasteful things. I figured that would remove any enjoyment I may feel. It was hard at first. I couldn't get wrestling off my mind, but eventually, I started to think about baseball--that's what they tell you to think about so you can last a whole five seconds. Unfortunately, it worked, but, as advertised, only for about five seconds.
I then tried the old Mormon anti-masturbation visualization--the one in which you picture yourself bathing in worms and occasionally eating a few--but that was worse than baseball. I mean, my God, three seconds.
But then it occurred to me that maybe I was going about it all wrong. I was thinking about manly things and my man parts, being man parts, were responding. It's like when a bunch of guys are talking. Bring up sports and it'll be a lively conversation, but mention make up and everyone shuts up.
So I started thinking about lady things like frilly, lacy lingerie, and, by gosh it worked. No temptation at all.
Give my ideas a try and you'll never miss another flight.
Heterosexually yours,
Gen. JC Christian, patriot
Maybe it'll break off and work it's way back to your cave of shame--
ReplyDeleteApparently, some men dig having their caves spelunked even when it's NOT in the context of Spartowrestling action. They call it "santoruming" or somesuch new-fangled word. I haven't decided whether it's acceptably manly if it's a woman doing the probation. I'll have to do more research before I come to my contusion.
As a great fan of umm... improving my esteem using vienna sausages, I've been caught by surprise by this article. I'd never thought of such a variation. I mean, General, you take the sausages out of the tin first??
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your efforts to remove the stigma of not-men staring at my sausage holder. The frilly fantasies of feminine folds finds me at a loss as to what to say about the poor minister having his soldier palpated by a public servant. Even the great St Paul told us to endure these violations as a part of the life of a follower. To allow Caesar to have dominion over his kingdom and leave the rest to the big guy. I think this is where the parable of the sausage was apropos.
ReplyDeleteGenerl, sir - thank you for keeping me up-to-date on America's most charming family, the Pastor Andersens! I'm sure that he - and his demure helpmeet - would both love to hear about your ingenious (and, might I add, stimulating in a purely Biblical manner) solution to the lewd, crude gropings of the TSA - who must sense on some dim level the gifts which Our Lord has bestowed upon His favored servant, and can't help but feel drawn to them - to touch them as the beggar woman touched the hem of His garment.
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