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BURIED WUNDERGROUND Upstanding First Year Regular-Exiles Roomate Page NOT 69
Op-Ed: Pee is Too Sexual That’s why I Don’t Page NOT 5,318,008
Another Victim of Pornography Explains That He is “Okay” Page Jesus
The Merits of Kink-Shaming, by Howard M. Spink Page Rage Cage Mage
Six Flavored Condoms Best Enjoyed On Their Own Page 5 Feet Apart
The Birds and the Bees: Who Would Win in a Fight? Page Fifty-Sex
The Birds and the Bees: the Physics of Flight, Explained in 6 Mathematical Algorithms” Page Fifty-Seven
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Celibate BDSM: ESPN's Newest Extreme Sport ESPN reporters have recently announced that a new, family-friendly sport will soon hit the air this spring: celibate BDSM. Citing a shortage of “good, clean, bondage-related sports that have NOTHING to do with sex,” we attended the St. Louis Celibate BDSM Conference to learn more. Avid celibate-BDSM fan Tie Bound is here to comment. “What? Oh, I’m just here to watch,” Tie says staring off into the distance, while twirling a human whip in his hand. Tie declined to comment further as he had tightened his leather choker, hindering his ability to speak. Here to explain the rules is three-time Silver Finisher, Ed GePlay. “It’s pretty simple, honestly,” Ed explains, plucking leather assless chaps from his crack. “First one to pop a boner loses. That’s it,” Ed contends. “Oh fuck….. Looks like I just lost,” Ed GePlay also tells us about his mentor, Master Dom Topper, who first showed him the ropes of celibate BDSM: “There are nylon ropes, spiked ropes, and of course your clas-
sic cotton ropes.” Local priest, Father Tug Fondle, weighed in on the Christianity-approved family friendly sport and where the church stands on celibate BDSM. “I’ve been playing with my altar boys for years,” Father Tug contends, sweating a bit
on his palms. “I see nothing wrong with it, and I feel closer to God while we play together,” Fondle states, while brandishing his crucifix to be used in an upcoming game. Stay tuned, gather your family and prepare your leather chaps because celibate BDSM is coming to ESPN this spring.
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Douchebags have Culturally Appropriated "BodyCount" from Serial Killers, and it Must End As new generations engage with the English language words continuously take on new and informal meanings. It’s the cycle of slang. I am shocked and mortified, however, by the rampant misuse of “body count” in reference to sinful and sexual acts. The youth have shamefully reduced a once powerful phrase to arbitrary drivel. The body count is—has always been—an explicit and straightforward system. If you want to up your body count
correctly, you must kill people. Back in my day, “body count” used to mark a respectable achievement. It demonstrated the strength of one’s character, the extent of one’s resourcefulness, and the confidence to defend one’s honor. We the people ought to aspire to slit throats, not deep-throat. My fifteen tear-drop tattoos are not a result of promiscuity, oh no. Each one symbolizes the capture of a human life, never to be seen or heard from again. Before my incarceration, each day I would wake up, buckle my chastity belt, collect the dagger from my bedside table, and head out into the hunting ground. God, there is something so calming about the mundanity of routine. Did you notice what wasn’t part of that routine? Fornication. Some of you toss sheets into the machine every week that look like they’ve been hit by a Super Soaker of semen. Meanwhile, the only extra laundry I used to do was some dabs of hydrogen peroxide here and there (helps with the blood). So, stop bragging about your “body count” when all you have done is sleep with someone, you assholes. Otherwise, the second I get out of prison, I’ll make you part of mine. At the end of the day, I may have been caught for one of my crimes, but at least I’ve never caught an STD. This article was submitted anonymously by an inmate in partnership with Prisoner Press.