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Lewinsky: The New Name in HumidorsBy Dave "C" M
onica, baby, you’ve done it!
You’ve given new meaning to the word
Cable news channels reached all time lows and if polls mean anything
at all and Nielson ratings ring true, their despicable coverage will not
amount to a hill of beans or a box of robustos. And never mind that Congress
authorized sexually explicit material to be blatantly cast out on the
internet without the consent of Net-Nanny. This entire mess has
only revived interest in cigars and proper storage methods. It’s safe sex
mixed with a good after-event smoke. What could be better?
Crude? Yep. It’s all in the Starr Report.
"This Referral presents substantial and credible information that President
Clinton criminally obstructed the judicial process, first in a sexual harassment
lawsuit in which he was the defendant and then in a grand jury investigation,"
writes a puritanical Kenneth Starr.
What President in history is without indiscretions? We all know the
Office of the President is a power trip and a little indiscretion is part
of the game. Many of my European friends are stymied by our obsession with
the last six months. It’s laughable to them. The French, Germans and British
have all dealt with infidelity in high government offices. And they survived.
According to Ms. Lewinsky, she performed oral sex on the President
on nine occasions. On all nine of those occasions, the President fondled
and kissed her bare breasts. He touched her genitals, both through her
underwear and directly, bringing her to orgasm on two occasions. On one
occasion, the President inserted a cigar into her vagina.
Ms. Lewinsky testified: "[W]e spent hours on the phone talking. A lot
of discussions about my job, when I was trying to come back to the White
House and then once I decided to move to New York. We talked about everything
under the sun." On 10 to 15 occasions, she and the President had phone
sex. After phone sex late one night, the President fell asleep mid-conversation.
This is more information than I care to know. At least it was a local
call. Taxpayers apparently are footing the bill for 1-900-SEEGARS.
If you’ve had enough, send your Congressman an email. Go to
www.house.gov and
look him/her up. Thank them for all they’ve done for cigars!
I couldn’t let the issue go unsung. Shout, scream, yelp and puff your
opinion, and make it known in Washington! Fahgeddaboud the law. Perjury?
Probably. Laws broken? Probably over and over. Impeachable offenses? Not
if you’re a cigar smoker.
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