Sunday, April 27, 2008

Condoms Don't Grow On Trees, Do They?

So, I'm only back for this post because after about a week, I'm compelled to share with you my discovery.


It's getting warmer in Texas now...fantastically sunny but chokingly humid. Then there are the storms. But one day last week, it was a beautiful sunshiney day here, so I thought I might take the pups for a nice walk in the park. So I outfitted the crew with their harnesses and retractable leashes and set out for the wooded footpath of a local park. It was actually really nice, as everything is turning green again since the advent of spring. So I'm walking trying frantically to keep from being brought down by the excitement of four dogs on retractable leashes (I mean really, what the hell was I thinking??), when Spanky, the lil red menace, darted off the concrete path into the wooded part of the wooded footpath. As I'm calling to him to get his ass back to the pack, he emerges with something in his mouth. At first, I think it might be some food wrapper that some dumbass discarded because he was too much of a lazy ass to put it in the some 50 trash cans located along the path. Nothing like killing the local wildlife with a Snickers wrapper, eh shithead? But where was I? Oh yes! When I reeled him in to take a closer look, I was a bit taken aback at what it was: a condom. Unused and in the wrapper, you freaks, so don't even go "there". Curiosity got the best of me, and so I guided my little menagerie off the beaten path and let Spanky take the lead. Lo and behold, he led us to a suspicious looking paper bag behind some shrubbery. As I got closer, I picked up a stick and started poking the bag. I mean, what if it was a bag full of disposed of needles left by some whacked out junkie? I wasn't about to become some freakin' statistic! Anywho, as I used my extended arm to upturn the paper bag, out fell about 25 condoms! There seemed to be an assortment: ribbed, flavored, colored, you name it! Now, I don't know about you, but this seemed odd to me. I knew from health class in 6th grade that condoms didn't grow on trees...or in the bush either, so to speak. I know what some of you are thinking: "Holy shit! She hit the mother lode! What park was that? Can she draw me a map?" Alas, I was more perplexed than anything else. Who left this little treasure trove behind? Was it a new species of whore? I mean, I've heard of lake whores, truck stop whores, and other types of whores, but a park whore? Was there a whole new underground of bitches peddling pussy at the local park now? And then I thought, am I standing where some skanky bitch bent over for a little park action? So after I got over the first reaction of disgust, I got mad. What the fuck?? Is no place sacred anymore?! Why must these people ruin the tranquility and family atmosphere of my park? And what obscene things must the ducks have seen and had to endure? Isn't that animal cruelty? And what if that nasty snatch had left a used one lying around that might have choked and killed my beloved dog? So you know what I did next? I took my stick, dug a hole, and buried that booty! Ha! Serves 'em right for defiling my sanctuary! And I hope the next time some lame ass idiot who goes to the park to get a hummer thinks twice and takes a good long look at whether or not the park whore has a fever blister...or blisters elsewhere. Listen asshole, go sign up for Match.com to get laid like everyone else!


10 comments:

  1. Can I get the name of the park and and the approximate location of the booty bag??

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  2. They don't grow on trees, but they definitely go on wood.

    I applaud your use of such "colorful" language.

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  3. It is hard to complain about the beautiful weather in Texas this time of year. The jasmine is blooming in my yard and smells glorious!

    Sorry your babies found the cache of condoms...I think someone probably shoplifted them and was going to try them on and take back the ones that didn't fit for cash, he,he,he.

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  4. It would be funny if they held an Easter Egg Hunt in that spot.

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  5. You are a fantastic, hilarious writer. Wandered over here from Blogget Jones. I wouldn't have wanted to keep the "booty" either. Strange and unltimately ew!

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  6. At least it wasn't a used one. When my friend and I took our kids to the park with I was living in Denver, her kid was playing in the sand box and brought her one that was used that he found in the sand box. Isn't there some kind of common curtousy. There is a rush for doing things in public places but if you do that, please expose of the left overs so that people don't have to dispose of them for you. I'll never forget that experience.

    BTW, I love your theme.

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  7. Uhm....can I have that back, please? I mean...don't forget...my new fella is a PARK ranger....

    ;o)

    Just kidding! I'm with you...ewww! And I'm glad you clarified because my naughty little noggin assumed your pup found a used one. I was about to gag...lol

    :o) BJ

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  8. Dyckie-The name is Nunya. You know, Nunya business?

    Jeff-By "colorful", what you really mean is inappropriate, don't you?

    Muse-The thought of misguided youth did cross my mind...

    Pugsley, dear, I don't think that would be very funny...hilarious, yes, but not funny.

    Jake-That thought crossed my mind as well...

    G's mom-Aw shucks...you're embarrassin' me...

    Drywall mom-EWWWWWWWWW! Fuckers! That's just not okay...

    Blogget-If that had been the case, I would have heaved right there all over that bag! lol

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  9. Why is it I'm the only one (besides the guys) who thinks you should've taken the stash. I mean, those things aren't cheap. Besides, who wants to buy an entire box of raspberry rubbers just to try them out. I mean, they might be nasty. Jeez, Sassy, what were you thinkin?

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  10. Anonymous12:36 AM

    Contrary to popular belief, some types of condoms actually DO grow on trees. Specifically, the rasberry variety.

    Their bright red color attracts not birds, but garden gnomes; they cultivate them for use in construction as well as making little hats. The waterproof rubber is used in conjunction with large mushrooms to create housing for said gnomes, the hats just look pretty.

    Jeez, SB. Get your facts straight before you come up with your crazy theories.

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