You know, stuff...
Just when you thought you had enough to worry about – gas prices, global warming, guards defecting to the NBA – now we get this news report out of Africa where police in the Congo have arrested 13 suspected sorcerers accused of using black magic to steal or shrink men's penises after a wave of panic and attempted lynchings triggered by the alleged witchcraft.
Considering the barrage of emails I receive daily from enterprising entities promising to help me “unleash the monster in my boxers” through pharmaceutical means, I actually found it refreshing to read about some guys offering to shrink your dink for free.
Not that I’d ever advocate penile theft, but given the ridiculous amounts of money being made in the name of penile enlargement, not to mention the rather extreme and inconvenient side-effects which may occur should your erection last longer than 4 hours, I think these “sorcerer” guys could be on to something. They’re not bad guys, no, they just need a better agent and some decent marketing, maybe even a catchy jingle, something like...
If there's something strange
Going on with your wood
Who ya gonna call?
DICK BUSTERS
If it’s hard for 4 hours
and it don't look good
Who ya gonna call?
DICK BUSTERS
Even better, chances are good these weenie wizards won’t need an unlicensed nuclear particle accelerator to exorcise your dick-demon and with no need for proton pack or storage overhead, they’ll be able help your head for less. So when someone questions the veracity of the statement: “Everything was fine until Dickless here popped a little blue pill,” you can confidently reply, “yes, it’s true, this man has no dick, thanks to Dickbusters."
Okay, now that I have you at attention and now that basketball season is officially over and baseball is in the toilet, let’s get down to the real reason for this post. It’s time to decide...
THE OFF-SEASON THEME
Last year I waged a merciless propaganda campaign to raise awareness for the often misunderstood business of beauty pageants by infusing every story, diary, and comment I posted with rhetoric revealing bits and pieces of the pageant underworld. Sure I knew nothing about duct taping boobs or putting vaseline on your teeth and yeah, it was a thinly veiled cry for relief from the torment and anxiety of another insufferable off-season awaiting the much anticipated return of my true passion, sweet-sweet clean college football, but I got through it damn it and so did you.
I know there were some hiccups, like the time Ms. South Carolina failed miserably trying to expound upon Americans’ lack of geographic awareness. Hey these things happen. And where did you turn when you needed a place to vent your frustrations and fears about propagating contestant stereotypes and pageant backlash, that’s right, the BON. The BON was there for you and now you need to be there for the BON (well at least of the 54BON anyway)...
So I put it to you BONers, we need an off-season posting theme and we need one now.
A few thought starters to get you started:
1) Fortune Telling
2) Internet Dating
3) Bee Keeping
Really it can be any topic provided it’s broad enough that we can find a wealth of background information about it to paint ourselves as pseudo-experts on the subject and correspond coherently, well semi-coherently anyway. Topics like "Dick Shrinking Sorcery" and "Midget Cover Bands" would be fun, but there just isn't enough material to last us until the fall. Or is there? I don't know, so let's hear some themes.
Anyway you’re all welcome to join my attempt to make it to August 30 having included some reference to our chosen theme in every story, diary, or comment I post. Think of at as the BON's version of a loyalty program where only the most frequent patrons of this site are in on the chirade. And you won't even have to wear Members Only jackets to be in the club, though that would be awesome. PB, we need jackets, STAT.
If we get a lot of great theme ideas, we'll put it to a vote.
That's it for now, theme me.
--54b--
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I vote internet dating
Endless joke potential
--PB--
by PB @ BON on Apr 25, 2008 11:24 AM CDT 0 recs
Don't hold back!
Here is a near-endless list of possible themes!
by horndude on Apr 25, 2008 11:27 AM CDT 0 recs
following EDSBS theme...
Come up with some ideas for A&M and OU Stuff __People Like, like EDSBS. Right now they are doing all the SEC teams. While amusing, it would be fun to make fun of some the Big 12 fans.
Tech would be another entertaining one. I can’t believe any thinking person would actually live in Lubbock…
by austin66 on Apr 25, 2008 11:34 AM CDT 0 recs
I vote politics!
Yay fighting!
My real vote is for drinks. Any kind of beverage, theoretically, but I know as well as anyone else that this will devolve into beer and cocktails inside of two days. Let’s do the honorable thing and blitz this offseason away. If you don’t remember it, it will be like it never happened, right?
--Horn Brain--
by Horn Brain on Apr 25, 2008 11:36 AM CDT 0 recs
internet dating
can bees think?
...and ou still sucks.
by UTHomeSearch on Apr 25, 2008 1:18 PM CDT 0 recs
A new study reports...
that no, no they cannot.
...Why not Family Guy? Or possibly even better, old ‘80s/’90s cartoons, i.e. Thundercats, Ninja Turtles, Voltron, Captain Planet, etc.
Look me up on Xbox Live: Loondogiv
by Loondogiv on
Apr 25, 2008 3:06 PM CDT
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In bringing up the 80s...
I suggest 80’s one hit wonders.
by afaeguy on
Apr 25, 2008 7:57 PM CDT
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Great Balls of Fire
1. Fortune Telling – virtually every frigging thing we discuss or project is fortune telling until the season starts. We may data mine the hell out of the infonets, printed world, rumor mongers and team affiliates and alums, we may analyze like rocket scientist, but in the end we’re fortune tellers for any sucker’s two bits. Even dhab sometimes. You’re just looking for a cool scarf and a plausible fingernail color to go with the football-shaped crystal ball cut just like the 2005 MNC trophy, still hot with VY’s fingerprints.
2. So, how many cyberhairs do you have in your teeth? Internet dating has expanded the wonders of deception, and before it happened, I would not have thought that was possible to do so. So any usage here would be self-parody, which may be exactly what you’re looking for, in a Billy Joel-meets-tree- sorta way.
3. Bee keeping. Stay away from organophosphates.
Of course, I like the way locals in Africa handle killer bees. They observed that the killer bees are more docile at night and with a little smoke go right to sleep and you can reach in and pull out the honey. The bees might get aggrieved if you have on any clothes. So, nothing but breechclouts or nothing at all. Hives are suspended in the air, like barrels. No light is used except from torches, whose smoke quiets the bees. Don’t know what’s in those torches, but the smoke doesn’t harm the bees.
4. Sorcery. Interesting. Tribal markings, strange head dresses, weird natural clothes (I’m sure txtwstr can create some dancing outfit), interaction with the unknown and the dead (Well, Bear, I’d bet you a dozen brand new houndstooth hats against a 9” launcher pole that SC can’t make a fourth and one) That could get interesting..
Of course, sorcery usually functions best in pre-literate societies; its role in literate, mass media societies is usually taken by advertising, the government and political campaigns, although the dark side spooks are the only real sorcerers. So, really, you have a choice.
I like the tribal markings and the idea of jackets or windbreakers.
I don’t wanna think you’ve run out of ideas. I’d much prefer that you’re hoping to outdo yourself and rise or fall to some heretofore unachievable level.
We haven’t even figured out whether we’re into a totally new mind set by this regime or is it the same ole shit process. Have the dynamics really changed? I see a lot of analysis from last year’s point of view, not so much from the gauntlet laid down since the A&M game. And this has thematic implications. B**M MF seemed to represent the new. So, the theme needs to resonate with the most accurate perception of what has happened, if indeed, anything has changed at all.
by whills on Apr 25, 2008 9:12 PM CDT 0 recs
My nomination
Jessica Alba
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes.. that way if they get mad you're a mile away AND you have their shoes.
by Caradoc on Apr 27, 2008 7:56 PM CDT 0 recs













