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Ask The Vatican
Assassin (Baffled About A Boob Job)
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tradition of the Knights Templar (“God’s Green Berets”) -- snuffing out world
leaders, dispatching demons and generally saving the world like a long-haired,
street-smart James Bond -- Vatican Assassin spends his free time indulging his
every hedonistic whim, which gets him into lots of trouble. Who better to dole
out helpful advice to the lovelorn, conflicted and confused?
Posted: March 13, 2004
Dear Vatican Assassin:
I need your opinion on a couple of boobs. I mean real boobs -- well,
not really -- they're fake boobs, but they look real. Or so I'm told,
because I haven't seen them yet. Anyway, I need to know what the etiquette
is when a chick tells you she's getting a boob job. Do you send flowers or
something after she gets those puppies stuffed in there or what? What is
the appropriate gesture for a girl that is a big phony and fake and gets
big fake titties added on? Is it even required to acknowledge the surgery
when all she is to you is a big prick tease? And what do you say to her
when she inevitably asks if you like the new titties or not? How do you
quell the initial response to tell her she was slutty enough with her real
boobs and she really doesn't need big fake titties to give the guys she
has hanging around her the blue balls? I honestly don't know what to say.
Her real boobs were okay, a little on the smallish side, but way perky and
they got nice and nipple-y when it was cold out. I have nothing to compare
to, because I never got to see her real boobs in the flesh, and now she's
probably going to want to flash the big fake titties, maybe even at me.
What would you do if it were you?
-- Baffled About A Boob Job
Dear Baffled,
Well now, if I'm reading this straight and making eye contact, you're
asking me about what exactly? How to tell her you're a bitter and angry
man 'cause she gives it up to the 7th fleet and not to you? We'll get to
that in a minute. First I want to answer your original question,
then we'll get to the real one.
What is the proper thing to do or say when someone you know gets
a little work done under the hood? Well, the proper "Tittiequette" (and by
the way, folks, I've got that term trademarked, all rights reserved, so
hands off or pay up) all depends on what kind of person she's like. If she
seems to be a self-confident woman who wants them for herself more than
anything, then more power to her. There's nothing wrong with doing
something because YOU want to, and not because society tells you to.
If, on the other hand, she seems more emotionally fragile than Woody
Allen, then feel free to add to her time in therapy sessions by recreating
any boot camp scene you choose from Full Metal Jacket. "I see your
insecurities have grown a cup size" has always worked well for me. Ditto
"Well, I'm glad it wasn't because you've bought stock in whiplash braces."
More importantly, what do you say or do upon actually seeing the
work in person? No need to send flowers or Get Well cards, since it's now
been regulated to mainly outpatient status, but in some cases, and
depending your preference for shape, some sort of polite applause might be
in order. In my day, I've seen some Blue Ribbon County Fair work that made
me want to hug their surgeon, or at least give him/her a gold medal for a
job well done.
But then, my preference is for better living through modern medicine.
Anyone who says (insert your own mock-whining voice) "Oh, they're too
hard" or "Oh, they're too fake looking" or "Oh, I'd never sleep with a
girl who had them," I call that person a LIAR!!! to their face. In my
travels -- and trust me, in this venue I have had my passport stamped
enough times to warrant a second one issued (the editor can vouch for me
on this) -- the fake ones are firmer, which is what you always hear guys
bellyaching that they want anyway. Fake looking? Right, then you have
rescinded all rights you have to go into any strip clubs, watch any porn
movies or Baywatch reruns, go to any bachelor party, look at any
Victoria's Secret catalog or adult magazine, movie or music video,
awards show, etc., etc. Sorry, if you don't like the look of them then
you're not allowed to ogle the ones that had it done. And any guy that
says he'll say "No thank you" to a hot girl coming onto him simply because
she has fake breasts, you need to tackle him right then and there and rip
the rubber mask off his head because he's obviously trying to fool the
Scooby Gang here. No, what he would be is a LIAR, because trust me: guys
are guys, and they wouldn't return a free sports car just because it had a
dent in the hood. But I digress.
Moving deeper into your letter, what if said woman is a horrible tease
to you? What is the "appropriate gesture" then? The trick is to determine
first if she's really a tease destined to be buried in a "Y" shaped
coffin, in need of being taken down a peg or two. If so, I favor something
along the lines of "Why'd you go smaller? No one goes smaller, do they?"
Or simply turn your head to one side like a dog and ask "Is one really
supposed to be bigger than the other? Nah, I'm seeing things. Forget I
said that. They look great." (Keep periodically twisting your head all
night.) Better still, if you know ahead of time she's gotten them done,
buy a sympathy card or one of those "We're Sorry For Your Loss" cards you
see at Hallmark. Maybe even ask her where to send the flowers for the
dearly departed. You get the picture.
Or do you? Because maybe, maybe you're just making wine out of
your sour grapes. I mean, really. If Barbie really doesn't show up
on your Class Act Radar, then you shouldn't even be writing to me, now
should you? If you don't like her all that much to begin with, then it
doesn't really matter if she's had a boob job or not, does it? No,
my friend, in this case, methinks the boob in question is you. It's
YOU that needs to get over the rejection and summarily file this woman in
your "Do Not Call" List, instead of pumping my column for clever
put-downs. You want to put her down just because she's gotten her top
shelf raised a couple of notches? Nah, you disliked her before that.
And why? Because you kept letting yourself get suckered
by her play. In which case it's your own damn fault. Simple fact of the
matter is, if she's a tease, she's a tease. If you fell for it repeatedly,
you only have yourself to blame. Let the blame fall where it should, and
at least try to be the better human being. You can't be angry at
someone because of who they are, especially if you knew that ahead of time
and decided to try and play again, knowing full well that the outcome
would be the same.
And for God's sake: Don't Stare. Or at least, if you do, don't
make it look so obvious. Why do you think I wear shades all the time?
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