and not in the good christina agulera way.
So there's a gentleman who works in my office who has always flirted with me. And me being me I encouraged it and flirted back. This has turned out to be a huge mistake. He just came up to my desk and basically proposed having an affair. I kid you not. Right at my desk in the open.
Key points of the conversation:
"oh I like to be on top of something and I wasn't referring to the office"
"can you keep a secret?"
"too bad I didn't take the opportunity to take out you and your sister in vegas, because you know what happens there stays there"
"is your sister wild?"
"are you as wild as her?"
"this is all about keeping a secret"
"we should get together, but you know we have to keep it a secret"
"can jessica keep a secret?"
The entire time he was sucking on a hard candy in a suggestive manner. I seriously can't believe that just happened. And just for the record I will not be having a secret affair with this 50+ yr old gentleman. In case there was any question about that.
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05/11/2007 16:18 #39239
I feel dirtyCategory: work
05/10/2007 16:21 #39226
Blowjobs are bad for youCategory: oral sex
If you do not enjoy giving blowjobs please refer to the following article:
jenks - 05/11/07 15:36
jess I think it's kind of tragic that your top categories are "bad mood" and "boys who suck". Cheer up chica! And bring back the beertini!
jess I think it's kind of tragic that your top categories are "bad mood" and "boys who suck". Cheer up chica! And bring back the beertini!
joshua - 05/11/07 10:48
Safe oral sex = no teeth, please.
Safe oral sex = no teeth, please.
mike - 05/10/07 21:28
oh my quite a rucus over the article!
oh my quite a rucus over the article!
fellyconnelly - 05/10/07 21:13
From 'The Wazina Project' herself:
This is extremly rare. Basically the HPV causes irregular cells which CAN lead to cancer. This is much more likely to happen on the cervix, anus or penis than on the back of the throat.
Also, contraction of the miriad of STI's that can be transmitted through oral sex is much more prevalant than the risks of cancer.
So... Wazina says to always practice safe oral sex!!!!
From 'The Wazina Project' herself:
This is extremly rare. Basically the HPV causes irregular cells which CAN lead to cancer. This is much more likely to happen on the cervix, anus or penis than on the back of the throat.
Also, contraction of the miriad of STI's that can be transmitted through oral sex is much more prevalant than the risks of cancer.
So... Wazina says to always practice safe oral sex!!!!
jenks - 05/10/07 20:27
Ok a few comments.
First of all, HPV is super-common- I think >50% of the population has it. There are lots of strains. Some cause harmless warts (HPV = human papilloma virus, papilloma = wart) and that's it, some cause cervical cancer, and apparently oral cancer. But most people just have it and don't know it and will never have any symptoms.
Second, it is not in cum, as far as I know- it's more of a skin thing. And Peter- it DOES affect men- it just doesn't give them cervical cancer, it gives them warts. [I have wondered if people who don't think the risk of cervical cancer is a scary thing, would think genital warts are MORE scary (even though harmless) since they are more 'gross']
And lastly, I was wondering what they consider a "high" number of lifetime partners, since that's apparently what puts you at risk, and then I kept reading. SIX. WTF?! Six is a "high number"?! shit... I consider myself pretty (very) non-slutty, and I've blown more than six guys in my life. I guess I'm doomed.
Ok a few comments.
First of all, HPV is super-common- I think >50% of the population has it. There are lots of strains. Some cause harmless warts (HPV = human papilloma virus, papilloma = wart) and that's it, some cause cervical cancer, and apparently oral cancer. But most people just have it and don't know it and will never have any symptoms.
Second, it is not in cum, as far as I know- it's more of a skin thing. And Peter- it DOES affect men- it just doesn't give them cervical cancer, it gives them warts. [I have wondered if people who don't think the risk of cervical cancer is a scary thing, would think genital warts are MORE scary (even though harmless) since they are more 'gross']
And lastly, I was wondering what they consider a "high" number of lifetime partners, since that's apparently what puts you at risk, and then I kept reading. SIX. WTF?! Six is a "high number"?! shit... I consider myself pretty (very) non-slutty, and I've blown more than six guys in my life. I guess I'm doomed.
fellyconnelly - 05/10/07 19:03
i'm definetly going to ask my friend who is a peer educator for Planned Parenthood. Shes like the sexual knowledge goddess. I'll come back to you with the most info i can possibly glean from her immense amounts of knowledge.
i'm definetly going to ask my friend who is a peer educator for Planned Parenthood. Shes like the sexual knowledge goddess. I'll come back to you with the most info i can possibly glean from her immense amounts of knowledge.
metalpeter - 05/10/07 18:38
Wait now if we stop going down on them then they all will stop going down on us. I don't think I like where these comments are going. But the real question is if we could go down on ourselves could we give ourselves HPV and cause our own cancer? And secondly would we post the pictures. The real point is that yes we all should know about the chances of HPV but it shouldn't be used as a causeality or a scare tatic.
Wait now if we stop going down on them then they all will stop going down on us. I don't think I like where these comments are going. But the real question is if we could go down on ourselves could we give ourselves HPV and cause our own cancer? And secondly would we post the pictures. The real point is that yes we all should know about the chances of HPV but it shouldn't be used as a causeality or a scare tatic.
carolinian - 05/10/07 18:26
As women can have HPV too, I take it that we men are now excused from, ahem, going "down there"?
As women can have HPV too, I take it that we men are now excused from, ahem, going "down there"?
james - 05/10/07 18:11
Ah, the Post, the finest newspaper in print.
I am glad to see the same sensationalist reporting they use can be applied to scientific research.
So, a "rare cancer" is "strongly associated" with oral sex. That totally implied causality and therefor you will get cancer if you give head.
LIke red meat, alcohol, doing blow off a hookers ass, head is not something I am about to give up because I may someday die.
Thank you for posting this though. I am sure it will scare the hell out of a number of people ^_^
Ah, the Post, the finest newspaper in print.
I am glad to see the same sensationalist reporting they use can be applied to scientific research.
So, a "rare cancer" is "strongly associated" with oral sex. That totally implied causality and therefor you will get cancer if you give head.
LIke red meat, alcohol, doing blow off a hookers ass, head is not something I am about to give up because I may someday die.
Thank you for posting this though. I am sure it will scare the hell out of a number of people ^_^
metalpeter - 05/10/07 17:49
Well the real issue is HPV and not blowjobs. It is the HPV that in some women can cause cancer. If memory serves correctly HPV dosn't effect men. So guys can have it and never know and pass it to a girl. But what this story doesn't get into and this is a big factor is if someone has HPV is it in there cum and/or there precum the reason is that if it is only in the cum itself then the real issue isn't about blowjobs it is about what the guy does when he is about to blow his load. In any event it is kinda a good article. Why does it seem that now anything you do can kill you?
Well the real issue is HPV and not blowjobs. It is the HPV that in some women can cause cancer. If memory serves correctly HPV dosn't effect men. So guys can have it and never know and pass it to a girl. But what this story doesn't get into and this is a big factor is if someone has HPV is it in there cum and/or there precum the reason is that if it is only in the cum itself then the real issue isn't about blowjobs it is about what the guy does when he is about to blow his load. In any event it is kinda a good article. Why does it seem that now anything you do can kill you?
jason - 05/10/07 16:34
Also, in that beautiful avatar pic of your sideboob, I have to ask what it is you're pouring into that glass? Is that beer?!?!?!
Also, in that beautiful avatar pic of your sideboob, I have to ask what it is you're pouring into that glass? Is that beer?!?!?!
jason - 05/10/07 16:33
FUCK THAT PROPAGANDA! RUPERT MURDOOOCH!!!!
Seriously though, being on the receiving end is pure bliss. My last relationship was doomed because she didn't give it up. ONE TIME. Just ONE TIME. I made sure to be as selfish of a lover as possible after a month or so of that.
FUCK THAT PROPAGANDA! RUPERT MURDOOOCH!!!!
Seriously though, being on the receiving end is pure bliss. My last relationship was doomed because she didn't give it up. ONE TIME. Just ONE TIME. I made sure to be as selfish of a lover as possible after a month or so of that.
04/24/2007 13:13 #39025
Weekend FunCategory: weekend
On Friday 4/20, a national holiday to some, I went out to celebrate. Actually I wasn't really celebrating, I just got invited along to dinner, a free dinner. Which for me is reason enough to celebrate.
First we waited 20 mins for the bus. I'm not really a bus fan. I have no idea where it goes, what it does, and what all those letters and numbers mean. M-20, Limited X-52, blah blah. Anyways the bus never came and I managed to snag us a cab. This in and of itself was a small miracle considering midtown on a Friday night. First stop Olives at the W Union Square for a pre-dinner drink. I ordered limoncello and soda. Delicious is the only way to describe this. That is until I found out that it's in no way similar to vodka and has a million calories. Then off to the main event:
Pure Food and Wine . I wasn't aware of where we were dinning. If I had known I probably would have made a stink. I'm highly suspicious of anyone who doesn't think their food needs to be heated to anything more than 118 degrees. Boy was I wrong. The food was amazing. Sadly I'll never go there again because amazing=costs an arm and a leg. Below is a pictorial journey of my dinner (the chef's tasting menu).
Then we headed off the the newly remodeled Grammercy Park Hotel . At first we couldn't figure out what side of the park it was on. So we stopped this guy and asked him. He just walked away. Not even an acknowledgement of us speaking to him. So while he was still in ear shot I called him a douchebag in a blazer and my wonderful friend chimed in with ahole. To my amazement he turned around and then gave us directions. Hmm, maybe calling people douchebags is actually a good thing- it got results. Anyways we get to the bar and it was breathtaking. I'd show pictures, but I got the smackdown after taking one:
I wanted to show the insane prices of the drinks ($20+). But apparently they don't want people stealing their high priced drink ideas. In the end I'd sell my first born to stay there for a week or two. Since I don't even have a boyfriend to produce a child with I'll be bitter and say the hotel was full of Eurotrash and no real new yorker would go there...
First we waited 20 mins for the bus. I'm not really a bus fan. I have no idea where it goes, what it does, and what all those letters and numbers mean. M-20, Limited X-52, blah blah. Anyways the bus never came and I managed to snag us a cab. This in and of itself was a small miracle considering midtown on a Friday night. First stop Olives at the W Union Square for a pre-dinner drink. I ordered limoncello and soda. Delicious is the only way to describe this. That is until I found out that it's in no way similar to vodka and has a million calories. Then off to the main event:
Pure Food and Wine . I wasn't aware of where we were dinning. If I had known I probably would have made a stink. I'm highly suspicious of anyone who doesn't think their food needs to be heated to anything more than 118 degrees. Boy was I wrong. The food was amazing. Sadly I'll never go there again because amazing=costs an arm and a leg. Below is a pictorial journey of my dinner (the chef's tasting menu).
Then we headed off the the newly remodeled Grammercy Park Hotel . At first we couldn't figure out what side of the park it was on. So we stopped this guy and asked him. He just walked away. Not even an acknowledgement of us speaking to him. So while he was still in ear shot I called him a douchebag in a blazer and my wonderful friend chimed in with ahole. To my amazement he turned around and then gave us directions. Hmm, maybe calling people douchebags is actually a good thing- it got results. Anyways we get to the bar and it was breathtaking. I'd show pictures, but I got the smackdown after taking one:
I wanted to show the insane prices of the drinks ($20+). But apparently they don't want people stealing their high priced drink ideas. In the end I'd sell my first born to stay there for a week or two. Since I don't even have a boyfriend to produce a child with I'll be bitter and say the hotel was full of Eurotrash and no real new yorker would go there...
04/20/2007 15:37 #38977
Mea CulpaCategory: slackerness
Ok so I know I havent posted in ages. Please note if you've bitched to me about this I've taken your complaints and they are noted. With that said, don't complain to me again or you'll get a "fuck off" or some version of that.
Now on to the greatest moment of 2007. I know there have been a lot of great moments in 2007. You may even believe you may have been part of one of those greatest moments (yes, this is referring to you carolyn). But let me just say no. My greatest moment just happened:
That's right bitches 4 sweet, sweet tickets to see Mr. Steven Colbert.
This is probably a little known fact about me. I'm in love with his smarmy hotness. Every night when I watch The Colbert Report I alternate between getting wet and wanting to die of laughter. I'm actually getting excited right now just thinking about watching the show tonight.
So yes, it took Mr. Colbert to get me back into blog mode. Thank you Mr. Colbert, thank you.
Now on to the greatest moment of 2007. I know there have been a lot of great moments in 2007. You may even believe you may have been part of one of those greatest moments (yes, this is referring to you carolyn). But let me just say no. My greatest moment just happened:
That's right bitches 4 sweet, sweet tickets to see Mr. Steven Colbert.
This is probably a little known fact about me. I'm in love with his smarmy hotness. Every night when I watch The Colbert Report I alternate between getting wet and wanting to die of laughter. I'm actually getting excited right now just thinking about watching the show tonight.
So yes, it took Mr. Colbert to get me back into blog mode. Thank you Mr. Colbert, thank you.
kara - 04/21/07 10:19
You are one lucky lady - I'm jealous!
You are one lucky lady - I'm jealous!
leetee - 04/20/07 17:47
if seeing him on the tv makes you wet, wtf is going to happen when you see him live and in person? i hope you aren't the loud type. maybe you should go to the show with a set of Ben Wa Balls? :::link:::
if seeing him on the tv makes you wet, wtf is going to happen when you see him live and in person? i hope you aren't the loud type. maybe you should go to the show with a set of Ben Wa Balls? :::link:::
chico - 04/20/07 17:30
I haven't complained yet, and therefore reserve the right to complain without penalty.
Did you say, "wet"? Wow.
I haven't complained yet, and therefore reserve the right to complain without penalty.
Did you say, "wet"? Wow.
mrmike - 04/20/07 16:07
Awesome
Awesome
03/23/2007 10:25 #38591
Jesus CampI've been on a huge documentary kick lately and last night I decided to watch Jesus Camp. Ok everyone has to see this movie. It's NUTS.
I grew up in an evangelical christian home, so I guess it never hit me just how scary it really is. So the point of the film is it follows some little kids to this Jesus camp. This woman runs the camp and is clearly trying to use these kids as substitutes for the kids she'll never have because she is like 350lbs and clearly a lesbian. The film opens as she is chastising the world and FAT people who sit by and let the devil do his work. I found this a little ironic.
Then we cut to this woman who home schools her two kids. They are talking about how silly all this liberal environmentalism is. WTF?! Really Jesus is telling you fuck up the planet because you are a christian? This sounds preposterous, but this is really what they believe. It has to do with the rapture and they won't be here long anyways so fucking up the earth is not really that big of a deal. Then they all had a good laugh.
Back to bible camp- all this junk is being forced fed to these poor kids. they are told they are sinners and how sin is going to ruin there lives. you know at 6 yrs old if some scary lady was telling me this crap and my mom and dad were agreeing I'd buy into their propaganda too.
So bible camp wraps up with: A LIFE SIZE CUT OUT OF GW. I kid you not. he has two flags behind him. oh and they say the pledge, but not the one you're thinking. apparently christinas have their own version of the pledge. then they say a warfare prayer over him. everyone gets nuts over how great GW is. I've never seen so many people love him before. seriously.
I know you're thinking how can this movie get any better, but it so does. One of the kids goes to TED HAGGERT's church. That would be the same Ted Haggert who is not gay and also not a crack addict. He just does it sometimes in certain circumstances. This was before then whole scandal (obviously). I just found it again ironic that this man is sitting up there judging and preaching damnation and hell fire when he's getting blowies and smoking the pipe.
In conclusion, see this movie.
I grew up in an evangelical christian home, so I guess it never hit me just how scary it really is. So the point of the film is it follows some little kids to this Jesus camp. This woman runs the camp and is clearly trying to use these kids as substitutes for the kids she'll never have because she is like 350lbs and clearly a lesbian. The film opens as she is chastising the world and FAT people who sit by and let the devil do his work. I found this a little ironic.
Then we cut to this woman who home schools her two kids. They are talking about how silly all this liberal environmentalism is. WTF?! Really Jesus is telling you fuck up the planet because you are a christian? This sounds preposterous, but this is really what they believe. It has to do with the rapture and they won't be here long anyways so fucking up the earth is not really that big of a deal. Then they all had a good laugh.
Back to bible camp- all this junk is being forced fed to these poor kids. they are told they are sinners and how sin is going to ruin there lives. you know at 6 yrs old if some scary lady was telling me this crap and my mom and dad were agreeing I'd buy into their propaganda too.
So bible camp wraps up with: A LIFE SIZE CUT OUT OF GW. I kid you not. he has two flags behind him. oh and they say the pledge, but not the one you're thinking. apparently christinas have their own version of the pledge. then they say a warfare prayer over him. everyone gets nuts over how great GW is. I've never seen so many people love him before. seriously.
I know you're thinking how can this movie get any better, but it so does. One of the kids goes to TED HAGGERT's church. That would be the same Ted Haggert who is not gay and also not a crack addict. He just does it sometimes in certain circumstances. This was before then whole scandal (obviously). I just found it again ironic that this man is sitting up there judging and preaching damnation and hell fire when he's getting blowies and smoking the pipe.
In conclusion, see this movie.
jenks - 03/23/07 18:13
Ok, so a maybe-dumb question for you-
But what exactly is "a christian"?
I've always thought "Christian" was a huge umbrella term... part of the judeo-christian philosophy... which is then further divided into catholic, protestant, and all the protestant branches (episcopal, lutheran, methodist, unitarian etc etc)- so what does it means when someone says they are "a christian"? None of the above? I am (at least on paper, not in practice) episcopalian- I also think that means I am Christian- but am I not A Christian? If someone asked, I would say "episcopalian", not "christian".
Maybe that's why I'm atheist now. It's a lot simpler. ;)
Ok, so a maybe-dumb question for you-
But what exactly is "a christian"?
I've always thought "Christian" was a huge umbrella term... part of the judeo-christian philosophy... which is then further divided into catholic, protestant, and all the protestant branches (episcopal, lutheran, methodist, unitarian etc etc)- so what does it means when someone says they are "a christian"? None of the above? I am (at least on paper, not in practice) episcopalian- I also think that means I am Christian- but am I not A Christian? If someone asked, I would say "episcopalian", not "christian".
Maybe that's why I'm atheist now. It's a lot simpler. ;)
vincent - 03/23/07 12:43
I remember that Ted Haggert clip from that movie. It may have been a factor in the elections last November. He was so tweaking when he was preaching on how some of his male congregation may be out sneaking around with men on their wives!!!
I remember that Ted Haggert clip from that movie. It may have been a factor in the elections last November. He was so tweaking when he was preaching on how some of his male congregation may be out sneaking around with men on their wives!!!
mrdeadlier - 03/23/07 11:36
As a Christian myself, this stuff frustrates me. Sadly, the majority of "believers" out there today are absolutely nothing like what you read about in the Bible.
The faith I subscribe to (specifically, the one Christ demonstrated in the New Testament) is nothing like this. Jesus preached about loving others unconditionally, not judging them.
And what about being a good steward of what God has entrusted us with? I've never understood how people who call themselves Creationists think it's OK to abuse the very world they say their Creator formed.
To (sort of) quote the President himself (of whom I am NOT a fan): "They've hijacked a great religion."
As a Christian myself, this stuff frustrates me. Sadly, the majority of "believers" out there today are absolutely nothing like what you read about in the Bible.
The faith I subscribe to (specifically, the one Christ demonstrated in the New Testament) is nothing like this. Jesus preached about loving others unconditionally, not judging them.
And what about being a good steward of what God has entrusted us with? I've never understood how people who call themselves Creationists think it's OK to abuse the very world they say their Creator formed.
To (sort of) quote the President himself (of whom I am NOT a fan): "They've hijacked a great religion."
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jess, do as nike does and JUst Do It! There are no better stories than affairs with 50 year old men!
oh... ew....
Too bad he didn't tell you what he really wanted. =P