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How many times has this happened to you? You are sitting in the living room, unwinding after a long day at the office or cleaning out septic tanks, surfing through the channels and thinking, "Damn! I sure could use a sandwich." Suddenly, you happen to notice that you have stopped pushing the little up arrow on the remote control. The marquee in the bottom right corner of the screen alerts you to the fact that you are presently watching "Nick at Night". Then, just when you are about to start your habitual flipping again, a woman of astronomical girth appears before you. You pause, take in the megalith of womankind that is Rosanne Barr, and think to yourself, "You know, she ain't that bad. Hell, I'd do her."

A recent study, published by the people in England who study things, may have found the key to this strange and secretive phenomenon. The British Journal of Psychology, or as I normally refer to it, TBJOP, published a study in which it was discovered that hungry men are attracted to larger women than the women... who are not as large... that are the object of attraction... of less... hungry... men. Or something like that. Basically, if you need a sandwich there is a much better chance that Mimi of "The Drew Carey Show" will put a lift in your Levis.

Apparently, the British researchers are under the impression that this is a survival instinct. It is thought that people living in areas where food is less plentiful look for well fed mates to ensure healthier children. It is a well documented fact that, in cultures where food is scarce, the concept of womanly beauty differs substantially from the concept in cultures where food is plentiful. In other words, old Oprah would be gettin' her groove thang on a lot more often than new Oprah on a trip to Bangladesh. I tend to think this might have something to do with keeping a plentiful food source close at hand, or sleeping next to you in the bed, just in case worse comes to worse. But, then again, I'm not British and I don't study things.

Reading this study reminded me of another study I saw last year where it was determined that beer goggles, those invisible spectacles through which, nearing closing time, Gertrude the Gargantua becomes Gigi the Gymnast, can manifest themselves on the nose of unsuspecting men with the mere mention of alcohol related words. Researchers, this time in the good ole U.S. of A., found that men who were shown words such as beer, keg and liquor, rated photos of women with various features as more attractive than did men who were shown words such as soda, water and coffee. Upon hearing mention of this study the president of the International Association of Men was quoted as saying, "Beer, beer, beer, liquor, keg." He then left for a Weight Watcher's meeting.

I think these two studies, along with another little study I like to call "My Life", lead us to one simple conclusion. A guy will basically hump a rhino if he has the opportunity and a socially acceptable excuse.

Now you'll have to excuse me folks. I've been fasting for three days and listening to George Thorogood's "I Drink Alone" on an endless loop. I think I'll go to the zoo today.
Posted by The Vessel at 11:51 AM - 15 Comments   Add a Comment  
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Hilarious post! By the way, I always loved Roseanne!  
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by idiot (PM , CC ) on Saturday July 29, 2006 @ 6:01 PM




Idiot;

Thanks for stopping by, and go make yourself a sandwich.
 
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Sunday July 30, 2006 @ 11:01 AM




The booze takes the bliners off I guess....and a good fast makes me dizzy....good post  
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by Coloconnect (PM , CC ) on Sunday July 30, 2006 @ 2:41 PM




Colo;

Dizzy is fun. I often spin my office chair in circles really fast. A fast spin is faster than fasting. Weeeeee!
 
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Sunday July 30, 2006 @ 4:43 PM




Yeah, this fits with the historical research - - in countries that've been around a while, the definition of beauty has waxed and waned in sync with times of famine and feast, respectively. Right now in the U.S., there's surplus and waste - - so, the ideal woman is a bone. Funny how this same thing doesn't apply to men....

Time to take your brain outta the steamer trunk and shove it back up your nostril into your cranium......
 
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 1:35 PM




I myself do not prefer boney women. There is a bone strategically placed to inflict pelvic bruising upon the overzealous man who is engaged in, uhm, entanglement, with a boney woman. Besides, I don't eat often.

As for my brain, I can't find the key. For the good of mankind it has been hidden in a secret place which is not my pocket and, anything which is not in my pocket, I might as well consider gone for good.
 
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 2:01 PM




I might know where your brain is - - start in your pants pocket, and I'll yell "Warmer!" and "Colder!" until you come upon it.  
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 2:53 PM




Well, if that's the case, get Guiness because I've got the first schlong to get over 1400 on the SATs.  
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 2:57 PM




Well, I've long suspected that you were a smarty-pants, but...

You got it - - the Guinness is on me!
 
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 3:03 PM




I'll take two, and a spellchecker.  
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 3:05 PM




Yeah, we should talk about what you got on the "verbal" part of the SATs, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm??? Luckily, Guinness is very forgiving and will favor you even if you misspell its name.  
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 3:51 PM




Well, being as that the test was long ago, and I've ingested some ill advised substances in the interim, my past abilities are probably not accurately judge by my present abilities. I was intelligent once, but I wasn't very smart. Now I'm smart, but I seem to have lost a significant portion of my intelligence.



 
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 4:00 PM




Never thought I'd see the day that you'd use Little Self-Pitying-Guy emoticon ( ) - - buck up, man!

Now, as to you being smart but not intelligent - - bull hockey. You're neither. KIDDING! You're a shining star, that's what you are - - but let's have Earth, Wind and Fire say it for me:

Yeah, hey
When you wish upon a star
Dreams will take you very far, yeah
When you wish upon a dream
Life ainīt always what it seems, oh yeah
Once you see your light so clear
In the sky so very dear

Youīre a shinig star, no matter who you are
Shining bright to see what you can truly be
That you can truly be

Shining star come into view
Shine is watchful light on you, yeah
Gives you strength to carry on
Make your body big and strong
Future roads for you to pass
Love to watch your mug past

The shining star, lucky you
The sinful redeeming shall be true
On an adventure of the sun, yeah
Yeah itīs all awake and just begun
Yeah, thought I had to stir the mood
Thatīs it now I got my own oh yeah

So if you find yourself in need
Why donīt you listen to his words of heat
Be a child free of sin
Be some place, yes I can
Words of Wisdom: Yes I can

Youīre a shinig star, no matter who you are
Shining bright to see what you can truly be
Youīre a shinig star, no matter who you are
Shining bright to see what you can truly be

Shining star for you to see, what your life can truly be
Shining star for you to see, what your life can truly be
Shining star for you to see, what your life can truly be


It's just not the same without the "Yow"s liberally sprinkled throughout.....so sing it out loud to yourself, and put some "Yow"s in there and prance around nekkid and post the pictures for those of us who need to live vicariously.


 
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 6:17 PM




You should see the artistry which with I can don that pitiful puppy dog look in real life. Oh, the spots it has gotten me out of and the attention it has brought.  
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by The Vessel (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 6:37 PM




Manipulative bastard.....

Someday, someone's gonna slap that hang-dog look clean off your face, son.
 
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by The Valkyrie (PM , CC ) on Monday July 31, 2006 @ 6:42 PM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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