New Sock Monkey: George “Lumpy” Washington
Filed under: Obsessions - March 22, 2007 @ 5:48 am
I was down on Cherokee and saw a shop called Panorama. The chalkboard sign by the front door advertised “ANTIQUES & WHIMSIES.” I KNEW any place that sold whimsies would have sock monkeys. And sure enough, I found an old fellow the owner found at an estate sale. Oddly though, Lumpy is my least whimsical sock monkey. The truth is, he’s kindof worn out, run down, and an alcoholic. But he’s a very sweet guy, and check out that pom pom! I really don’t mind supplying him whiskey, as he is willing to share.

I was down on Cherokee and saw a shop called Panorama. The chalkboard sign by the front door advertised “ANTIQUES & WHIMSIES.” I KNEW any place that sold whimsies would have sock monkeys. And sure enough, I found an old fellow the owner found at an estate sale. Oddly though, Lumpy is my least whimsical sock monkey. The truth is, he’s kindof worn out, run down, and an alcoholic. But he’s a very sweet guy, and check out that pom pom! I really don’t mind supplying him whiskey, as he is willing to share.

I told my parents about how I’m going to cash in on this site by promoting all kinds of interesting ideas. My mom immediately volunteered one of her great ideas: “I raised a lot of kids and could never find matching pairs of socks. So I just started sending them to school in cowboy boots! That way I never had to worry about matching socks.”
Then my dad said, “New cars are coming out without ashtrays. So I’m going to REINVENT bean bag ashtrays for people who still smoke.”
The other day I was sitting in my wretched cubicle, minding my own business, when a fellow co-worker I had never met dropped off some forms. He was a cute Latino guy, we made eye contact, whatever.
Minutes later, we sat across from each other in the conference room, nervous energy buzzing between us.
Saw this pic on myspace. This is Rusty. Isn’t that a funny name for him? I mean, I have a
I heart
Well geez it had me hooked with the line on the description that stated bluntly, “Not for children.” I’m a very mature audience!
Also, I found the main message of the film endearing: “Women are gross. ” Oh and, “Men are idiots.” AKA, “Women give life. Men TAKE life.”
So here’s the thing: despite what you think, you don’t want to get married. Marriage is for idiots brainwashed by society. (Note: I am guilty of being an idiot on this matter and many other accounts.)


I avoid that whole pop country music scene - I can’t stand that twang thing that goes on in those songs. But I admit I did like the song 
PS: I’m so glad speculums aren’t made of cold steel anymore. And “cold steel” reminds me of
A while back on the
I have zero interest in playing pool, but of course I’ve heard plenty of stories of sex on the pool table, and there was a swank pool table in the basement of the house I’m renting, so…it was a prime chance to fuck on one, since I don’t hang out in pool halls or biker bars.


My friend A did the honors. Fisting is when a hand is inserted in the vagina. You work the hand in gradually, adding fingers one by one, until in goes the thumb and all you see is wrist. Final result is more like a Queen of England hand wave than a balled up fist. And having an orgasm that way is INTENSE. I’d love to try it again sometime, and of course I’d be willing to be the giver, too - I have small hands. But dunno if I can try doing it to a guy, as I’ve only gotten a finger up a guy’s ass, so far. I’m such a novice!
When I first heard Ariel Levy, author of Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture, on NPR, I thought oh geez she wouldn’t like me much (Panty Parade, anyone?) She takes issue with women who run around wearing Playboy necklaces and going to strip clubs and posing nude as a way of “empowering” themselves. She sees it more as “exploiting” themselves, and here’s why: she thinks they’re doing it for the wrong reasons. They should be doing it for their own sexual pleasure and satisfaction, but Levy believes it’s more about keeping up with the boys, more of a power thing, a pleasing men thing, more of a defeated, “if you can’t lick ‘em, join ‘em” mentality. An excerpt from her book as an example:



“RAYMOND!” my mom exclaimed. “You’re talking to your DAUGHTER.”