Matt the Viceroy in the Pandagon comments section nails it (pardon the pun):
Hmmm. . . .
Go home, grab the hand lotion, lock the bedroom door, take the phone off the hook-
Nah, too much work. I’ll just fuck this pothole.
Master Mahansays
Okay, I can sort of visualize a man “riding” a bicycle. How in the name of an undead Jewish carpenter does someone have sex with pavement? It seems slightly easier to have sex with jealousy.
I assume, though, the defense claimed the pavement was totally asking for it.
MikeMsays
A bicycle??
As a very avid cyclist myself, all I gotta say is: Ouch.
MikeMsays
By the way, this is completely off-topic, but I am very, very happy about the Genarlow Wilson ruling.
Mixed feelings, actually… ONLY 4-3 that it was “cruel and unusual”? Good grief, let’s talk to the 3 who think it wasn’t. Great snort.
And I hope 2 years in jail for a crimeless-crime hasn’t ruined Genarlow Wilson. It may have. If anyone out there is in a position to support the rehab 2 years in prison will almost guarantee he needs, please do so.
I hope it’s not as hard for him to get into a university as I think it will now. He’s clearly university material.
Again, I apologize, I just didn’t know where else to say this.
dinogamisays
Long, long ago — possibly back when I was taking an abnormal psych class — I read a statistic somewhere that was essentially this: for every item in the Sears catalog (back when there was a Sears catalog, and it was a big deal!), someone, somewhere, wants to sleep with it. Bizarre in and of itself (does that include the index?), but I suppose if I had to think about it, then I could vaguely see why someone might have an attraction to, say, a Barbie doll, but jebus, a weed whacker…?!?
sailorsays
“Okay, I can sort of visualize a man “riding” a bicycle. How in the name of an undead Jewish carpenter does someone have sex with pavement?”
You look for a “man hole”
Greg Petersonsays
Isn’t the guy who can have sex with pavement one of the new characters on “Heroes”?
Kseniya, you forgot to add one of these after that doozy.
Liz in Australiasays
At least they’re not breeding…
fardels bearsays
C’mon the guy with the inflatable doll was from Cedar Rapids! No Iowan would be surprised, those city folks have strange ways.
MikeMsays
I’m now prepared to call partial BS on the bicycle story.
The only source I can find is from Anorak, “Keeping tabs on the tabloids.” Searched in Google News.
Sorry, but if it’s only in a publication that keeps an eye on the tabloids, my BS meter is fairly active.
Anonsays
While researching a talk to go along with A Clockwork Orange, I looked through the counterconditioning literature of the time. (Contrary to popular view, aversive conditioning was not the norm for sexual deviants; it was not terribly effective. Rather, therapists tried mostly to condition the men–it seemed that it was always men–to be sexually attracted to appropriate stimuli…like, say, their wives.) One has to read between the lines in order to see what any given person’s paraphillia was, but my favorite involved a man who had been arrested and sent to treatment because he had…contaminated…a baby buggy. Or stroller, or whatever the current term is.
For treatement, the man was told to masturbate to a stroller, up to the “point of no return”, then to finish off to a picture of his wife.
(disclaimer–I may be conflating 2 cases; I don’t believe so, but it has been a few years.)
truth machinesays
whatever the current term is
“pram” works.
Rey Foxsays
I still don’t see why sex with Stephen Malkmus would be a jailable offense.
If anyone out there is in a position to support the rehab 2 years in prison will almost guarantee he needs, please do so. I hope it’s not as hard for him to get into a university as I think it will now. He’s clearly university material.
Agree 100%, MikeM.
Kseniyasays
OT (continued): Check out one of the comments on the CNN page about Wilson’s release:
He learned nothing, Just another thug that will be Mooching off the taxpayers again soon, probably in prison for a more serious offense.
Are these people born without brains? Or do their redneck Klansmen families beat them permanently senseless?
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getting back to actual science… how about running these numbers?
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Pyresays
Objects of strange affections: Sex doll → mannequin → bicycle → pavement.
No word on how many of them vote Republican.
Sex dolls: Republican
Mannequins: Libertarian
Bicycles: Green
Pavements: Democratic
The first explains Bush’s ~24% core support.
Mannequins tend to be employed in commerce, hardly a surprise to find a Libertarian orientation there.
No need to explain the Bicycle-Green relationship.
Pavements, of course, as part of the public-works infrastructure, have long been part of Democratic politics — to the extent that anyone seeking to fill a hole in pavement might attain swifter satisfaction by approaching his alderman as an intermediary rather than the public works department directly.
DocAmazing! says
Hey, now–having sex with a bicycle is not weird, if you really love your bicycle. I’ve got this steel-frame Kona…
gg says
PZ wrote: “No word on how many of them vote Republican.”
Wait – do you mean the sex dolls and mannequins, or the people using them? :)
rob says
Why again is it illegal to masturbate using a bicycle? Weird, yes, but worthy of labelling the guy a sex offender?
Cleaning staff walk in on people all the time doing weird things. Ask anyone who has had that job. Normally they say “oops” and quickly shut the door.
Warren says
So you’re saying you’re bikesexual?
Phoenix Woman says
Matt the Viceroy in the Pandagon comments section nails it (pardon the pun):
Hmmm. . . .
Go home, grab the hand lotion, lock the bedroom door, take the phone off the hook-
Nah, too much work. I’ll just fuck this pothole.
Master Mahan says
Okay, I can sort of visualize a man “riding” a bicycle. How in the name of an undead Jewish carpenter does someone have sex with pavement? It seems slightly easier to have sex with jealousy.
I assume, though, the defense claimed the pavement was totally asking for it.
MikeM says
A bicycle??
As a very avid cyclist myself, all I gotta say is: Ouch.
MikeM says
By the way, this is completely off-topic, but I am very, very happy about the Genarlow Wilson ruling.
Mixed feelings, actually… ONLY 4-3 that it was “cruel and unusual”? Good grief, let’s talk to the 3 who think it wasn’t. Great snort.
And I hope 2 years in jail for a crimeless-crime hasn’t ruined Genarlow Wilson. It may have. If anyone out there is in a position to support the rehab 2 years in prison will almost guarantee he needs, please do so.
I hope it’s not as hard for him to get into a university as I think it will now. He’s clearly university material.
Again, I apologize, I just didn’t know where else to say this.
dinogami says
Long, long ago — possibly back when I was taking an abnormal psych class — I read a statistic somewhere that was essentially this: for every item in the Sears catalog (back when there was a Sears catalog, and it was a big deal!), someone, somewhere, wants to sleep with it. Bizarre in and of itself (does that include the index?), but I suppose if I had to think about it, then I could vaguely see why someone might have an attraction to, say, a Barbie doll, but jebus, a weed whacker…?!?
sailor says
“Okay, I can sort of visualize a man “riding” a bicycle. How in the name of an undead Jewish carpenter does someone have sex with pavement?”
You look for a “man hole”
Greg Peterson says
Isn’t the guy who can have sex with pavement one of the new characters on “Heroes”?
Kseniya says
Is his name Jack Hammer?
Brownian, OM says
Is his name Jack Hammer?
Kseniya, you forgot to add one of these after that doozy.
Liz in Australia says
At least they’re not breeding…
fardels bear says
C’mon the guy with the inflatable doll was from Cedar Rapids! No Iowan would be surprised, those city folks have strange ways.
MikeM says
I’m now prepared to call partial BS on the bicycle story.
The only source I can find is from Anorak, “Keeping tabs on the tabloids.” Searched in Google News.
Sorry, but if it’s only in a publication that keeps an eye on the tabloids, my BS meter is fairly active.
Anon says
While researching a talk to go along with A Clockwork Orange, I looked through the counterconditioning literature of the time. (Contrary to popular view, aversive conditioning was not the norm for sexual deviants; it was not terribly effective. Rather, therapists tried mostly to condition the men–it seemed that it was always men–to be sexually attracted to appropriate stimuli…like, say, their wives.) One has to read between the lines in order to see what any given person’s paraphillia was, but my favorite involved a man who had been arrested and sent to treatment because he had…contaminated…a baby buggy. Or stroller, or whatever the current term is.
For treatement, the man was told to masturbate to a stroller, up to the “point of no return”, then to finish off to a picture of his wife.
(disclaimer–I may be conflating 2 cases; I don’t believe so, but it has been a few years.)
truth machine says
whatever the current term is
“pram” works.
Rey Fox says
I still don’t see why sex with Stephen Malkmus would be a jailable offense.
MartinC says
Fucking cyclepaths.
Kseniya says
As Wayne and Garth might say: “Schwinnnn!”
Brownian, OM says
Kseniya, you wouldn’t be somehow related to Henny Youngman, would you?
Ксения Николаевна Кириленко says
Only through our mutual connection to borshch.
Ксения Николаевна Кириленко says
Only through our mutual connection to borshch.
thalarctos says
Agree 100%, MikeM.
Kseniya says
OT (continued): Check out one of the comments on the CNN page about Wilson’s release:
Are these people born without brains? Or do their redneck Klansmen families beat them permanently senseless?
neo says
*
getting back to actual science… how about running these numbers?
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Pyre says
Sex dolls: Republican
Mannequins: Libertarian
Bicycles: Green
Pavements: Democratic
The first explains Bush’s ~24% core support.
Mannequins tend to be employed in commerce, hardly a surprise to find a Libertarian orientation there.
No need to explain the Bicycle-Green relationship.
Pavements, of course, as part of the public-works infrastructure, have long been part of Democratic politics — to the extent that anyone seeking to fill a hole in pavement might attain swifter satisfaction by approaching his alderman as an intermediary rather than the public works department directly.