
...I'm so angry.
At first I was simply annoyed by the obvious gender inequality: why is this record collection ONLY for girls?
Thumbing through this book, I'd listen to this music. I'd listen to it moreso than most of the quote unquote girls I know.
But then I started reading what this Ms. Smith had to say.
From the chapter "Making Out with Romeo and Juliet":
[song] 3. Josie Cotton, "Johnny, Are You Queer?"
This is a terrible song choice for making out with shy boys who are afraid to make the first move. Hit those guys with the Psychedelic Furs ["Love My Way" which is song #2]. For the pompous ass in your love life, however, drop the needle on this one. He'll think you're sassy and adorable for putting something so unconventional on the speakers. On a make-out mix, this song issues a subversive challenge to the boy you've brought home that will implore him TO PROVE HIS MANHOOD [my caps of rage]. Once you've implied that you don't think he's able, he will immediately want to do all the things Johnny won't.
Look, bitch: I take dick up the ass: I'm more of a man than any man who fucks your sorry-ass, you fucking...
"What's that, Auntie Mame?"
"That's a C...the first letter of a four-letter word that means that Ms. Smith!"
6 comments:
You big girl!
:)
I misread this at first: I thought you commented, "You go girl!" :(
Yeah, if you want to see what a big girl I am, give me bourbon or get me angry or both. ;)
There's no other way??? Drink is out for you, Foster Brooks. And getting you angry isn't worth it.
Dang, 'cause I really wanna see you get all girly on us. :)
Well, maybe while dancing, playing pool, or bowling to Beyonce's Crazy in Love??
What a joy?
Hmmmm, wally?
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