An article
in USA Today reported a new study that outfitted men with an eye-tracking
system (which measures eye movement) found men looked more at women’s bodies
than their faces. No. Really? Did we really need a study to tell us what we
already knew? Why don’t we do a study on ways we waste money doing stupid studies?
Girls wouldn’t
sext and instagram their body parts for the entire world to see if they didn’t
get attention. Girls never send pictures of their teeth. You know why? Nobody
would care.
Kim Kardashian
recently instagramed her bootie and even if you’re not a fan, you looked; you
couldn’t help it. When something that massive takes up an entire screen, you
notice. Thank goodness it wasn’t in IMAX.
Anthony Weiner texted pictures of his wiener
to women. Did he choose his wiener to conduct a play-on-words with his last
name? I don’t know. I’m not sure. All I know is that photo should never grace
the cover of a Christmas card.
Do men go to
strip bars for the stimulating conversation? Is there a man alive who could
tell you the color of Bambi’s eyes? Would men notice or care if a ‘headless stripper’ performed? They would
care if the stripper started to put clothes on.
Sunglasses were
invented so men could hide their ogling. It dates back to the caveman. At first
the caveman was happy to be out hunting deer and ogling women while his wife
stayed home and swept the cave’s dirt floor. But when his wife got bored
staying home and reading the walls she insisted she go along on his camping
trips. The husband realized his wife would catch on quickly that he was checking
out more than deer for dinner. This is when the idea for sunglasses was born.
Every man passed down to his son his club and the eternal hope that some male
would invent sunglasses.
A man on the
beach wears sunglasses not so much for protection from the sun, but rather
protection from physical harm should his wife see him looking at another woman.
How much do you wanna bet the caveman’s wife used his club to hit him in the wiener
while he slept?
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