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Kyle is canceling his New York trip and putting his funds towards this purchase.
That is really funny. I don't know why anyone would want an athlete's jock. Even a cup would be more collectible than a mere jock strap. But still, there's something disgusting about getting an item that an athlete's sweaty privates touched. I understand if you are the athlete's wife/girlfriend/ex or are a gay lover, but what's the attraction to this kind of item? I'm serious. I'm curious why anyone would want this.
Hypothetical for ya: suppose that instead of being Inky's, it had belonged to the Babe? Or your personal, favorite player - the one you try to collect "everything" on?
It might not be something that you'd put in a glass case in the den, but wouldn't at least some small part of your collecting soul make you sort of want it?
Hypothetical for ya: suppose that instead of being Inky's, it had belonged to the Babe? Or your personal, favorite player - the one you try to collect "everything" on?
It might not be something that you'd put in a glass case in the den, but wouldn't at least some small part of your collecting soul make you sort of want it?
Nope. Something about holding another man's jock is emasculating.
Godwulf no I think I would have to pass no matter whos it is. The only slight possibility is maybe if it was Babe Ruths and that is still a long shot and I would have to still come to terms with myself that I am holding in my hand what was once around and next to another guys $#^&^ lol lol
...I would have to still come to terms with myself that I am holding in my hand what was once around and next to another guys $#^&^ lol lol
Well, I guess technically, that Kelly Stinnett shower-wrap was, too.
Funny thing happened the other day, I think on the broadcast of the DBacks' last game against the Marlins. Orlando Hudson had just returned to the dugout, and was standing in front of the bench. The camera stayed on him as he unfastened his pants, and then pulled them partially down, and also pulled up his jersey, probably just shaking out some dirt or something, but the broadcasters stopped talking, and were no doubt thinking what I was...why is the camera still on him, and when are they going to cut away?
Kind of like when they catch a player with a finger stuck up his nose to the second joint, and they don't go to another camera right away...are they waiting to see what he finds?
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