the mystery man of whom my wife speaks?

i cannot tell you his name, but i will say that it rhymes with “thrustin manly.”

… and that’s exactly how he secretly wants to be pegged.

(not that there’s anything wrong with that.)

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8 Comments

1. Crissy, June 18, 2008:

   Thrustin Manly.

   Ha!

2. stoogepie, June 18, 2008:

   Well, that made it easy as shit to figure out! I gave him two hits, though. Now I feel like I will never be cool again.

   Also, Ken, you posted today’s blog on Crissy’s site, so you mean the mystery man of whom you speak.

3. Crissy, June 18, 2008:

   UGH! Stoogepie you picked up on it. I totally missed it. EVERY DAMN THING IN THIS HOUSE IS LOGGED ON AS HIM!

   And even though it says my name on it, once I click publish, or submit, or whatever, it says it’s him and not me.

   It makes me mad.

   Thanks for pointing that out. I fixed it.

4. Ken, June 18, 2008:

   i think it is blatantly obvious which one of us is posting at any one given moment:

   i don’t use capitals, except for EMPHASIS.

5. melissa lion, June 18, 2008:

   Wait, I’m so confused. You just used capital letters. Your I’s were upper case. Is this Crissy or Ken???? Remember, I flunked my Oregon driving test. Please, explain it to me like I’m simple.

6. Ken, June 19, 2008:

   ken writing as ken will not use traditional caps.

   ie: this is an example of ken’s writing.

   crissy writing as ken will.

   ie: This is an example of Crissy’s writing.

7. Nilsa, June 19, 2008:

   Dude, I was never cool in the first place. And I was always ok with that. Until this Crissy business. And now I want nothing to do with said never been cool. Ick. I wash my hands of it. Please let me on the cool bus. K? Thanks!

8. stoogepie, June 19, 2008:

   For the sake of clarification, examples of Ken writing as Crissy and of Crissy writing as Crissy are in order, please.