Did you ever wonder about those extra buttons that come with suits and sport coats? You know the ones in a little plastic bag in the inside pocket? I mean what's that all about? Does the tailor think we can't find a small black plastic replacement button costing one penny when we need one? I mean you all have a special drawer in your armoire with all these spare button sets neatly categorized by color and size, with a swatch from the suit alongside, right? WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?
So goes one of the opening monologues on the Jerry Seinfeld Show during the first or second season. Not funny? I guess you had to be there. When he does it, it's funny. That's his gig - finding humor in the most mundane, ordinary things encountered in everyday life.
So I got to thinking. What if Seinfeld visited the Literotica website. I'm not sure this is everyday life, but we all need a little extra stimulation once and a while, am I right? Even Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kozmo. I mean they don't remain Masters of their Domain all the time. Especially George.
Gee, would I like to be deemed sponge-worthy by Elaine. I mean we'd all like to fuck her brains out, right? But enough about Elaine. What would Jerry say after sitting in front of his computer with his pants unzipped for a month of late nights with Literotica?
I imagine something like this.
Did you ever wonder who Laurel and Manu really are? I mean has anyone ever seen or talked to them? Has anyone ever gotten a return email from them? I want a show of hands on that! No one? WHAT'S THAT ALL ABOUT?
For all I know, Laurel is a pseudonym for Osama Bin Laden. Yes, he has been hiding out at Lit all these months, corrupting the morals of readers in the free world by planting the seed that all Western men are wimps and like to eat creampie. I mean he is already on record with his claim that all Western women are total sluts, which we know is just sour grapes because he's never been able to score any Western pussy. But how could we allow the nose of his camel under our Literotica tent?
And we all know who Manu is, right? Saddam Hussein! I mean for all these years the link between al-Qaida and Saddam has been right under Bush's nose right here at Literotica. Weapons of mass destruction? Duhhhh, I guess! PUSSY! All George and his henchmen had to do was spread the bush a little and get their nose wet. Instead they have been wasting their time beating the bush, which is not a very productive endeavor unless you are into BDSM. WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?
And have you noticed how challenging the profile page is for aspiring and even regular writers? Can they not figure out how to choose among the multiple-choice answers? Is "Gender?" too difficult? JUST ASKING.
I don't know about you, but I look up the profile of any author I am reading for the first time. I like to know whether this is a novice writer and one who would like to have feedback. That the writer might take a little time to tell me why they are writing and whether this is fantasy or real life inspired is not an unrealistic expectation, is it? Of course having a female writer's picture showing tits or ass is almost guaranteed to get a rise and a read out of me - and at least a vote of four, even if her writing really sucks. Sorry guys.
When I see a string of "No Answers" on that profile, am I wrong to read that as "Fuck you, assholes"? And I'm really going to read that story, right? Ever wonder why someone would post a story and invite everyone not to read it? Like if a writer tells us what sex they are, we're going to show up at their door with a hard-on, right? WHAT'S THAT ALL ABOUT?
And I do kind of like to know what sex the writers and readers are. Kramer tells me that most of the "women" on Lit are really guys in drag, like Kanga 40, but you have to read their stuff and comments to eventually figure that out. So why the deceptive names? I mean "peggytwitty" is a woman and "deadwould" is a man, right? Isn't it hard enough to know whether the profile is truthful without throwing those wrenches at us? Did these people not make up their minds about declaring their gender until after they selected their "nom de Lit"? Or did they change their minds?
And what about the writers who post a picture of a cat or a sunset in their profile? Aren't they afraid we'll recognize the cat and call them up for some nasty sex? Or did they actually try to post a picture of a creampie (his cream or her pie) but Laurel censored it? WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?
I mean how anonymous do you have to be? Like the people (primarily chicks) who tell us their height (invariably "small") but give "no answer" for their weight, are really pulling the wool over our eyes. I mean large chicks who contribute to Lit are great fucks, so why hide it? Am I right?
And speaking of anonymous, what is with the cretins (sorry, I meant critics) who write anonymous essays denigrating the story they didn't actually read, because the subject matter offends their delicate moral sensibilities? Are they afraid someone might pick up their social security number from a profile? Are they so cowardly that they are afraid some author might send them a nasty email to thank them for their doltish comments? I suppose it is so much safer to take potshots at people who can't shoot back. A gutless drive-by assassin in a dark tinted car is what they are. I mean I can see Jerry Falwell not wanting to identify himself as a reader of erotic literature, but you don't have to post a picture on your member profile. Do all of these people really not have any testicles? WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?
Need I ask why these limp dick wonders are perusing Literotica, anyway? I recently saw where these masturbating moral pigmies have formed a club to combat the portrayal of licentious pussy, called "Dickless Anonymous". A more accurate title might be "Misogynists United". Don't cha wonder if these anonymous illiterates (all apparently male) have had their women cheat on them throughout their lives, while they are impotent to respond.