I’m for the most part over "South Park" and its desperate satirizing. It was a riot when it came out in ‘97, and something totally new. But after a half decade, it just floundered and settled on the most slacker-inspired storylines (Going into the future to partake in battle with beavers? No thanks.)
But last night’s episode, which was in part a take on "Stand and Deliver" and a quest for Mr. Garrison to regain his penis after reversing his sex change, poked fun at the female population’s general fear and loathing of peen.
This is something that I, as a fag, find completely foreign. But as a man, find somewhat insulting. And have actually witnessed from some of the chicks in my life:
Chick #1 was in middle school, and chuckled with a fellow female classmate during math class about how the dick looked like some weird alien appendage (note: she wasn’t so bright as to actually use the word appendage).
Chick #2 was accused by her mother of looking up virus-infected porn on the family computer, an allegation she refuted by opining, "I don’t even like penises."
Chick #3 was a beloved co-worker of mine who once, on a pleasant lunchtime constitutional, admitted, "I’m afraid of penises"–a fact I glibly added to her MySpace profile when I wrote the About Me section for her.
Chick #4 once asked me what I knew about prostate cancer, to which I replied, "All I know is that if you ejaculate regularly, you can avoid it," to which she responded, "Ew! I don’t wanna hear that!" Yet you asked.
Thankfully (at least for straight men), there are a few females who do not share the aforementioned sentiments regarding peen. Why, one co-worker of mine admitted she’d wanted to dress up her ex’s wang. I thought that was cute.
So three cheers for wieners. They deserve all the love and attention in the world, says I.