Sharpie Tweet Sticker #1

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We thought it would be fun to create a bunch of tweet-looking stickers with the hash-tag “#mypenis” and then leave them blank for anyone to fill in.

And, yes, we used a penis joke.  #sophomoric #reallyreferringtopens

Word Helper: Maid of Honor Toast

Uh-oh, you’re the Maid of Honor and you forgot to write a toast!  Don’t worry, here’s a solid go-to for anyone in a pinch.

For the Maid of Honor or someone connected to the Bride:

“Hi everybody.  I’m Lisa1 and I’m the Maid of Honor2. Thank you to Courtney and Richard’s parents for this amazing day.3

Courtney4 is my best friend and the kindest person I know.  I remember the first time I ever met Courtney.  We were at a club in Los Angeles and she spilled her drink on my outfit.  (Shocked gasps!)  I know, usually a bitch’ll get cut for something like that.  But Courtney was so sweet and so funny I couldn’t help but just fall absolutely in love with her.  Right then, in that moment, best friends were made.

I remember when I was pregnant with Toby5, Eric6 was out of town on business and my water broke.  I was so scared.  I had no idea what to do, so I called Courtney and she came with me to the hospital.  That’s type of person she is.  When your man isn’t there during one the most important moments of your relationship, Courtney will be. 

Richard, you have, without a doubt, the most beautiful, caring, and amazing woman in the world.  You better be the most loving, caring, and support husband ever.  Ever.  Or I’ll cut you. 

Now raise a glass for the two sweetest and loving people I know!”

1- Your name might not be Lisa.  Change accordingly.

2- You may not be the Maid of Honor.  Change accordingly.

3- A couple things here, the bride and groom may not be named Courtney and Richard.  Also, their parents may not have paid for this beautiful wedding.  Moreover, their parents might be dead.  Work with what you got.

4- Like I said, the bride’s name might not be Courtney.

5- Were never pregnant?  Make it a lost dog.  Either way, Toby works.

6- Your husband’s name might not be Eric.  Change accordingly.  Not married?  He’s boyfriend then.  Still works.

Word Helper: Best Man’s Toast

Have you been called upon to give a toast at a wedding?  Don’t know what to say?  Have a near-crippling fear of speaking in public?  Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.  Just follow the easy-to-read toast and you’ll be life of the party/wedding/roast!

For the Best Man or someone connected to the Groom:

“Good evening all you beautiful people.  First, I want to take a moment to thank everyone for being here and making this day as special as it is.

I’ve known Harry1 since college.  Through some lucky twist of fate we were placed as roommates together during our freshman year.  It’s safe to say, I’ve been through a lot with this guy.  Late nights studying.  Even later nights listening to him snore. (Pause for laughter)

Harry is the type of person that you can count on to be there for you.  When I lost my leg2, I found myself in a pretty dark place.  I remember Harry visiting me.  I’ll never forget the words you said to me.  Do you remember?  He said to me, “Harry, shit like this happens.  Now, lock it up.”  He patted me on the shoulder and I knew – I knew – that everything would be alright from that point on.

And now we’re here today on this beautiful beach3 with these two beautiful people and I want to say, Monica4 you have a great guy here.  I know that he’ll be there for you through all the good times and the difficult ones.  And Harry, don’t fuck it up.  (Pause for laughter)

Now, let’s raise a glass.  To Monica and Harry.  They’re the fuckin’ best.”

1- The groom’s name may not be Harry.  Change as needed.

2- If you have both your legs, choose something else you lost.  Your virginity perhaps, or your wallet.

3- Hall, castle, mansion, estate, vineyard, etc.

4- The bride’s name may not be Monica.  Change as needed.

Doug Kramer #3

An email sent to a nutritionist…

“Hi Ms. Jxxxxxxn,

Sorry for the direct and out-of-no-where email.  My name’s Doug and I’m in need of some nutritional advice and was given your name.  So, I want to lose weight.  Who doesn’t, right???  Anyways, I’ve always had some body-image issues and my weight has been the thorn in my side.  I’ve tried all the trendy diets and cleanses, but the number on the scale just yo-yos.  I did the atkins diet for awhile, and that stuck but was really hard to sustain for anything longer than a month.  With that said, I’ve decided to seek some nutritional counseling and see if that helps.  I’ll be up front and say that I don’t have a ton of money, because a lot of my funds are allocated to other areas of my life right now– but we can’t talk $$ later.
So, a little about me…I’m a 31 year old male, 5’5 (5’7″ on a good day!), 196lbs (yikes, right!?!?).  My goal weight is to be about 120lbs with a very slender and lean look.  Obviously, I don’t want to look like skin stretched over bones, but I want to look just fabulous.  I’m having some pretty intense surgery in April and want to make the most of my time pre-op to really lose some serious weight.   Post-op in May or June I’ll be going in for a breast augmentation to complete the transition from male to female.  Currently, I’m under a strict regimen of hormone pills — that alone is wreaking havok with my body!  I’m not even a woman yet and I’m having PMS!  Anyways, I digress.  I know that my situation is a little outside the norm, but I wanted to at least contact you to see if you could help me get to my goal weight safely and sustainably.
Look forward to hearing from you!
Doug (Danielle)
Response:
From: mxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com
To: Doug Kramer
Hi Doug,

Thanks for reaching out to me and sharing your story. Can I ask you who referred my services to you?

Thanks

Doug Kramer #2

An email to a personal trainer…

“Hello CXXXX,

I hope you don’t mind me taking the initiative of contacting you, but I’m very interested in getting some personal training. I’m a newer member and saw you training someone the other day with some boxing drills. Looked intense!  It made me sweat just watching.  Anyways, I spoke to your supervisor Kristen (?) about contacting and gave me your info.

So here’s the deal: I want to get cut!  I’ve never been in a fight before, but I want to look like I could take a motherfucker down, you know??  I used to play a lot of sports. That’s how I met my wife. I was the quarterback and she was the cheerleader, blah, blah, blah. Anyways, I’ve put on some pounds since high school/college which is why I think my wife is cheating on me. I’m not certain yet, but when i catch the asshole that’s boning my wife, I want to be able to fuck him up…or at least scare the shit out of him with my chisled body. In the meantime, I want to make my wife extremely jealous by having other — preferrably younger– girls crawling all over my “tip”!

Anyways, I’ve gone ahead and purchased some sessions and stoked for us to get started. Oh, no need to stretch me out at the end of our sessions, I feel weird about guys touching me like that. Besides, that’s what they have Thai hookers for, right!?! Lol!

Best,
Doug

Response:

From: Cxxxxxx.xxxxx@pt.equinox.com>
To: Doug Kramer
Awesome man, I can definitley help you out with your goals! What is your availability like during the week? I look forward to training.

Cxxxxx Xxxxxx

Sent from my iPhone”

Doug Kramer #1

An email to a chiropractor:

“Hello Dr. M———-,

I’ve been suffering from back and shoulder problems for awhile now.  My buddy says that I should check out a chiropractor and get adjusted.  Is that when you crack my back??  I have to say, I’ve always been nervous of chiropractors.  I’m afraid that you’ll crack my back and end up breaking my spine and then I end up shitting and pissing myself.  That doesn’t happen right?  So what are you’re rates?  Is this an hourly thing like a massage?  On that note, do you guys do “happy endings” or is that out-of-line?
Thanks and look forward to hearing from you,
Doug”
No response…

Doug Kramer

I am Doug Kramer.  Doug Kramer is me.  All philosophical rhetoric aside, Doug Kramer is a persona that I created for some good “clean” email fun!