Sexual Abstinence SundaySo, let's start our journey into purity by learning "TWENTY-FIVE WAYS TO SAY 'NO'" from the Abstinence Clearing House. Well, we're in a hurry, so let's only hear the ten best ways, as chosen by me: 2. I'm busy working on my reputation. 3. I'd rather take a cold shower; its safer. 9. I'd hate to lose my virginity; I heard it's hard to find. 13. If we ever go out again, please bring self-control. 14. Of course you can wait; you're not a rabbit. 15. I'd rather break up than break out with herpes. 18. I may be square today, but at least I'll be around tomorrow. 19. Of course it's part of our nature, so are germs. 21. Curiosity killed the cat. 25. I spent all week deciding what to wear tonight and three hours getting ready. If you think you are going to mess any of this up, you are sadly mistaken. So, use some of these clever remarks to say no to sex, and you're sure to be considered the coolest teen at the sock hop! You know, like Ben Shapiro. (Oh, and you buy can many colorful pamphlets and posters about abstinence, like the ones pictured above, by going here.) 2. Now, let's hear from Michael Farris of GoodMorals.org on why eschewing dating for courtship can help keep us pure -- and from being gunned down in school!
Guns don't kill people -- puppy love kills people. So, don't let your kids have any contact with members of the opposite sex. Instead, marry them off to someone of your choosing, and that way they won't have any sexual or emotional experience, and will be completely prepared for a life-long commitment.
And hey, who would want to marry somebody whose heart has been used before marriage? And one of the best reasons for courship, as opposed to dating, is that courtship, like home-schooling, allows you to control your children at all times.
And directing the lives of your children in every way possible, for as long as they live, is what good parenting is all about. 3. Our old friend Philip Lancaster of Patriarch has more to say about how courtship is better than dating, and he uses rock and roll lyrics to explain why.
Um, Phil, it was because she told him she was going to the library. To read the Bible.
Well, the song says that he got wise to her, and took her set of keys. But since he didn't send her to jail or anything, I guess that does make him lackadaisical.
As we have learned from "Fun, Fun, Fun," it results in girls cruising through hamburger stands. And that kind of thing can't be good for your T-Bird. And even worse, your daughter could hold hands with a boy!
"I can't get no girlie action"? Yes, that is jarring, much like that line about a menage a trois in the Young Rascal's "Groovin'' -- you know, "Life would be ecstasy, You and me and Leslie." But I guess Philip's point is holding hands inevitably leads to sexual frustration, and the only cure for it is to avoid being alone with Mick Jagger.
Never be alone with someone of the opposite sex, and NEVER SHAKE HANDS WITH ONE OF THEM!
Yeah, they can talk after they're married. And Philip has a bunch more song lyrics that explain why men and women shouldn't get to know each other before marriage anyway.
Is it emotional fornication if you make new friends through the years, or are you stuck with Billy from kindergarten for the rest of your life?
Yup, God doesn't want you to ever like anybody but your spouse.
And if he decides she's not the one for him once he finally gets to know her -- which doesn't happen until after they're married -- well, that's just too bad. No refunds! And who cares what she thinks about him.
Um, Philip, they do have places where you can read song lyrics and make sure you're quoting them correctly. But yeah, Debbie Boone's song probably is all about self-gratification. If I were you, I'd write to Pat and instruct him to ground her!
Yeah, yeah, we know -- daters are just selfish hedonists. Anyway, Philip concludes by explaining that parents make the big mistake of sending their kids to kindergarten, because "letting go" is "the great mandate thrust upon parents." But instead of letting go, parents should be "holding on, and shaping, and discipling, and pouring themselves into their children." And that's why children shouldn't be allowed to date -- they might escape. 4. And speaking of selfish hedonists and rock 'n roll music, radio Pastor Perry F. Rockwood preaches a sermon that mentions "Elvis Presley, one of the most immoral men who ever lived." But it's mostly about how Lot joined the Sodom city council, while Mrs. Lot took up smoking and then later turned into a pillar of salt. The whole thing is good, but let's start where Lot moves his family to Sodom because of its booming economy, and ends up losing their souls!
And that was the beginning of the end for Hillary Lot.
Yes, that's how the devil leads you carefully to hell. He starts by teaching you how to play bridge. Then it's cigarettes and booze and political pals. And then . . . rock and roll music, and homosexuality.
And that's what caused God to destroy Sodom. Now, I hope today's message has caused you to just say no to sex, to keep your children locked away from other people until they're safely married, and most importantly, to stop listening to that sinful rock and roll music. At least, stay away from classic rock and Debbie Boone on the Sabbath. 6:50:28 AM |
Sex Week EndsYes, the Republican convention is over. So, time to check on the lap dancers. David E. refers us to a NY Times article that indicates that at least one club didn't do as much GOP (or GROPE, as I accidentally typed the first time) business as expected.
But at least the dancer helped to brighten the life of a dour delegate from Indiana. And, as columnist Barry Saunders notes, making the dancer work for her $100 is the Republican way. And Barry found a club that reported doing okay business during the convention.
Of course. And as Alan Keyes taught us, you shouldn't be enjoying sex anyway, because that would be selfish hedonism ("That means that it is a self-centered, self-fulfilling, selfish relationship that seeks to use the organs intended for procreation for purposes of pleasure"), and that's gay. So, if you are a Republican, make sure to let everybody know how little you're enjoying yourself during the lap dance. So, did the city receive any economic benefits from hosting the convention? Well, consider this story before you make up your mind:
And speaking of the president's daughters and their efforts to win hearts and minds on behalf of their father, the finger pointing about who is responsible for their embarassing speech has begun. Bob Novak names Laura Bush's chief of staff.
However, the NY Times says that Karen Hughes wrote the speech, so presumably she should bear the ultimate blame for the fiasco.
But since we know that Karen is George's best friend (well, the best friend money can buy), I'm willing to wager that if anyone quits her White House job to spend more time with her family, it will be Andrea Ball. But I do like how somebody has been telling Novak that it was Laura's staff who screwed things up, and how Karl Rove had nothing to do with this trainwreck. I bet these are the same people who also told Novak that it sure wasn't Karl who leaked Valerie Plame's name to him. Anyway, I think that's enough sex for today -- and I'm sure we've had enough Republican sex to last us four years. I'd like to thank Frederick, David, Mark, Ted, and all you other selfish hedonists for helping to make "Sex You Up" week possible. We'll have to do it again sometime. 4:51:58 AM |
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