+3 votes
88 views
in Fun & Humor ☻ by

A father and his 12-year-old son pass by the condom rack in a drug store, and the son asks, "Gee, Dad, what are those?"

The father, thinking it was time for his son to learn about such matters, explains in great detail about the use of condoms.

"Well, what are these packages of 3 for?" asks the son.

"Oh, those are for high-school students on weekends. One for Friday, one for Saturday and one for Sunday," answers the father.

"And what are these 6-packs for?"

"Oh, those are for college students. Two for Friday, two for Saturday and two for Sunday."

"And what are these 12-packs for?"

"Oh, those are for married men. One for January, one for February, one for March..."

3 Answers

+3 votes
by

Well I hope the inventor of this joke is wrong...:sideways:

+2 votes
by

:D:D:D:D

+1 vote
by
by

@ Mariannea,

Um... from your second reference,

"In the first interview, 98 adult prostitute women reported a mean of 347
male sexual partners in the last 6 months (median 5 103;
interquartile range 5 11–228; range 5 1–5,401). The four
prostitutes with the most partners (2,700–5,401) in this period
reported very heavy crack cocaine use."

The most active one had 5,401 clients in 6 months?!??  That's almost 30 per day, on average:O :O :O


by

Lol, T(h)ink - oh yes, drugs and alcohol have a rather problematic impact, and I did not go so far with the calculations, as quite a few other factors ought to be added - and in this domain, there are many unreported cases, including those relating to human trafficking and "parallel business" practice.

:O:ermm::blush::angel:



by

Agreed, there ARE other factors, but 30 per day for six months?!?!  :O :blush: :O

image

by

Hmm... I'm beginning to worry about Japan.

image


by

Oh yes, the Japanese business man with his doll, I saw some similar pics; and I remember quite well this scene from Psycho, with Anthony Perkins, of course (I saw this great classic several times on TV).

Well, I'd better not lol here ...

:O


Is this page not working?

(or) the content is outdated?

Click here to see the recent version of this page

Is this page not working?

Click here to see the recent version of this page

...