On Sunday 60 Minutes had an unprotected sex special. It was meant to be hard hitting but they started losing credibility when they chose a chick who had a bigger jaw than Bianca Dye to hand out condoms and advice.
Their next fatal error was handing out lube. Now if a reasonably good looking 16-18 year old surfie dude has a problem getting his 16-18 year old girlfriend wet, he probably shouldn't be having unprotected sex and just stick to wanking.
The final straw was having this guy on their "unprotected sex panel"
It's Tom the Unprotected Lothario. He looks like a cross between Dick Dastardly, Garfield, Pepe Le Pew and a fuckwit. He said ridiculous things as well like "Don't judge me but I wouldn't tell a one night stand if I had an STD" Don't worry about that Tom, we started judging you the second you appeared on TV with those "Fuck Me Eyes" and your questionable choices in facial hair grooming.
The inclusion of Tom derailed the show. The question no longer was why are our children having unprotected teen sex but why are our children having unprotected teen sex with this guy? The thought of him stuffing parts makes me physically ill and 60 Minutes should be held accountable for bringing such mental imagery into our homes. Hopefully such a shambolic appearance on National TV will prove to be all the protection Australia needs from beret wearing Ranga's who will not be exempt from judgement.
In a bonus round of credibility detraction, they had an expert who said "Half of all people having sex are on drugs" To borrow on a theme, the next time you're coupled up and you're not pilling of your nut or grinding your jaw into dust, it means your partner is and that's a sad indictment on you because the only way you can pull a root is to find someone who is munted. The message is take drugs and make your partner the one with no standards. It seems to work for Tom.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
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Week 15 - Almost as diverse as Austalia Day and Chinese New Year on the same day.
Week 14 - Almost as New as 2009.
Week 13 - Almost as Mysterious as a City of Gold.
Week 12 - Almost as appetising as Pie Face.
Week 11 - Almost as crap as a TV Dad.
Week 10 - Almost as sterile as a testing booth.
Week 9 - Almost as tasteful as a Portuguese egg tart.
Week 8 - Almost as underused as Abominable.
Week 7 - Almost as devious as a social miscreant.
Week 6 - Almost as presumptuous a lonely old man in a pub.
Week 5 - Almost as much fun as growing your toenails into talons.
Week 4 - Almost as fun as playing dress ups with your best mate.
Week 3 - Almost as fun as burning an issue of TV Week
Week 2 - Almost as fun as those episodes of the Simpsons where Marge sings
Week 1 - Blogging about nothing in Particular
1 comment:
When I saw it I instantly thought Tom looked like a Guess Who character. I loved that game. My favourite question to ask was "does the person look like a child molestor?" It instantly wiped out half of them.
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