Monday, 10 January 2011

  • Women: Beware of Exploding Dildos


    I'm serious. Never underestimate the wild imagination of bitter, middle-aged men after relationships turn sour. If you thought castration over the holidays for the sake of hanging human ornaments on a tree was creative, wait until you get a figurative load of what neutered men can no longer provide. A man from Waseca, Minnesota by the name of Terry Allen Lester (you can already tell by the name that he's trouble) decided it would be a fun endeavor to rig a dildo intended for an ex-girlfriend with explosives.

    The 37-year-old, for whatever reason, was staying over with his ex-lover and a friend until he was forced out by the landlord for sporting a highly offensive mullet. Okay, while that part may be questionable, he was indeed kicked out, and made mention of his intentions to a roommate. That was his big mistake, because it was later reported to the authorities, and some bags he left with his ex contained the toy in question. The "dilbombo" was found inside a package marked "Christmas Gifts" and the explosives were made to set off upon the pull of a trigger, thus bringing the woman to an explosive climax.

    He didn't think to stop there, either. There was more material discovered, enough for two more explosive dildos to potentially bring back the fireworks that were so obviously missing in his past relationships. Forget one ex girlfriend, he wanted to take them all down. For a man who doesn't seem to be overly bombastic in his attempts to get closure on his past relationships, he sure knows how to rig up an interesting explosive. If the Austin Powers movies were based on real-life events, I wouldn't be surprised to see him working by Dr. Evil as a henchman of sorts. That penis-shaped rocket? The blueprints were stolen from Terry Allen Lester.

    With people like Master Mullet over there running around scheming to make sex-bombs, how can you even ensure the safety of your own vagina? Well, one perfectly reasonable piece of advice is to reject sex toys as gifts from ex-boyfriends. If you have a feeling that he lacks mental stability, I highly suggest staying away from personalized gifts altogether. This is an interesting topic for me, because thinking about gifts of the non-extreme variety from past girlfriends, I don't believe I've ever received one post-relationship.

    How do you handle an ex who insists on giving you gifts, even if the relationship ended on a note worse than Ashlee Simpson's live singing?
    Does it depend on the gift you're receiving, or do you reject it no matter what it happens to be?

    I'm dying to know.

    Sincerely,
    Nuñez Love Doctor

    Certified with a PhD in Scrambled Eggs and Dilbombos.

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