Forget mad cow disease and vegan morals; this is the best argument for soy milk you will ever hear.

Apr 15, 2004 10:25


You know, just when I think I've become thoroughly jaded, just when I'm prepared to tell you that I've heard everything, just when I know that nothing kinkier could come up, some freakshow in Wisconsin comes along and raises the bar.

Before you read any further -- if you enjoy drinking milk and wish to continue drinking it, don't read this. ( Read more... )

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biffah April 15 2004, 12:25:25 UTC
yeah, i just switched to soy milk earlier this week.

good thing.

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weneversleep April 15 2004, 12:39:13 UTC
Got cum?

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masked_owl April 15 2004, 18:23:57 UTC
... I'm trying _REALLY_ hard (NPI) not to imagine that milk moustache. Warning! Failure! Mental picture already formed! Ewww!

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Whatever happened to Ted D. Bear? masked_owl April 15 2004, 18:27:51 UTC
Mind you, I've quite enjoyed the recent posts. I wasn't sure I really liked the previews of what would be written in a future post, but I'm starting to wonder if we'll ever hear more about Teddy Bear, as was subtly foreshadowed a few posts ago. Did you ever find out what the two pennies were for?

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Re: Whatever happened to Ted D. Bear? thin_ice_waltz April 16 2004, 01:43:30 UTC
You'll hear more about Teddy Bear, but "The Milkman Cumeth" left him behind in the bizarre department. I think. Maybe we'll take a vote on that.

As for the pennies, I did find out what they're for, but I've decided that it's just one of those things best left to the reader's sick imagination.

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dicere ex cathedra anonymous April 15 2004, 20:05:26 UTC
I have it on good authority (from a friend who is the son of a Montana veteranarian) that:

--- Yes he probably really is doing it, as he has heard of it happening before.

--- The guy must have profoundly petite pudenda, as the milking teats are pretty small. He suggests you try to look up how big they actually are.

Brasidas

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tobor93 April 16 2004, 20:00:06 UTC
Yup.

I am from Wisconsin as well. Because I am familiar with Wisconsin and the seemingly endless ranks of psychos who live (and have lived) in "The Dairy State", I would not be at all surprised if this guy was telling the truth.

Wisconsin produces many, many strange people... and that's putting it mildly.

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