Insane Asylime

Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Overheard in the Asylime

Limelette#1 (F,age 15): (watching tv) It makes no sense when a girl is in a bubble bath, that a guy in a suit and shoes climbs in the tub, ruins his clothes and gets mud in the tub. So not romantic.

Mother Lime: Right, he should climb in nekkid.

#1: Yep, forget all that foreplay crap, let's get to business.

ML: Whoa! Back up! Foreplay is a very good thing.

#1: Well, when you're married you don't really need it right? Cuz you can just go at it any time you want.

ML: Kiddo, you need it more than ever then.

Limelet#3 (M, age 10): What's foreplay?

#1: First, second, and third bases.

#3: We're playing baseball?

ML: No, it's all the stuff before sex.

#3: Like what?

ML: Hugging, kissing, touching.

#3: Yuck! That THEN sex?? Gross! I need to go roll in mud or sumthin now.

ML: Ok, just don't climb in the tub till yer nekkid.

#1: You people are insane.

11 Comments:

  • i see a sit-com script on the horizon...!!! lovin it Lime...!!! xxx

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:01 PM  

  • LMAO...oh the memories you're making with those limelettes.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:02 PM  

  • I agree w/ #1 - you are insane ;)

    By Blogger Phain, at 10:29 PM  

  • Sex ed is such family fun!
    Just make sure they know some of the best foreplay happens when all your clothes ARE off
    (snicker snicker)

    By Blogger Logophile, at 11:24 PM  

  • Classic!! You need to be printing this stuff and saving it. To, ya know, read to future spouses and such.

    By Blogger Stephanie, at 11:47 PM  

  • I'm crying this so funny. OMG, you guys really need to write a book. ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!

    By Blogger BTExpress, at 2:33 AM  

  • Sex Ed should be left to the internet. LOL.

    By Blogger Read This, at 10:08 AM  

  • omg.. i'm so embarrassed now

    By Blogger DaMasta, at 5:40 PM  

  • Oh god, rotf! I'll tell ya what, at least you guys have that topic all worked out and porperly discussed at your house! LOL

    By Blogger S, at 4:42 PM  

  • LMAO!! And I thought my mom was an open talker. It's your kids that are on the bus telling all the others just how it works, aren't they?

    By Blogger Tina, at 11:56 AM  

  • can't remember how i got here, but glad i did. i can't even begin to imagine my parents discussing this topic with me today, much less when i was the age of your kids. (i'm41 now and parents are in 80s). different generation i suppose. glad you have that type of open communication with your kids. happy weekend.

    By Blogger poet, at 7:27 AM  

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