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Scrub My Feet, Bitch
>>> Beaver Fever
By staff writer
Alex Willen
June 17, 2007
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Recently, I got a pedicure. My roommates and friends, upon hearing
this, came up with a surprisingly large number of ways to tell me
that I’m a homosexual. I would’ve tried to argue with them, but
experience has shown this to be a nigh-impossible task. You see,
this isn’t the first pedicure I’ve gotten and they’re not the first
group of friends to make related claims about
where I like to put my penis and where I let other men do the
same.
That being said, I’ll use my little corner of the internet here on PIC to
maintain my heterosexuality. In fact, I like nothing better than to bury my
virile member in the loins of a lust-filled, nubile debutante after she performs
the kinds of acts that set the women’s equality movement back several years.
Also, on a minor tangent, after writing that last sentence, I immediately regret
telling my parents that I write for PIC.
In case you still doubt my proclivity for the pussy, it so happens that this
particular pedicure was a gift from my girlfriend, who is probably just as
unhappy to read that earlier sentence about nubile girls as my parents. For my
birthday she bought me a gift certificate to the American Male Salon and Spa and
a bottle of Patron (because I’m stumbling over to her place drunk anyway, and
apparently good tequila makes me a better-smelling drunk).
"I shall now pass on to you, how they could have sex with
women AND have luscious, baby-soft feet." Anyway, if you’re not convinced
of my heterosexuality by now, email me and we’ll make arrangements
for me to prove it (provided you’re not male or so unattractive that
a six-pack won’t help). That, however, is not the end of our time
together, for I have greater plans for this article (and only 288
words so far). No doubt whatever stigmas you may hold against
pedicures remain in your mind, and that’s a damn shame, because
you’re missing out on an activity that sits on the Scale of
Masculinity somewhere between shotgunning a three-week-old beer and
beating a hooker to death with an empty bottle of King Cobra.
Also, I hold the only copy of that scale, and no, you can’t see it.
Anyway, back to the point. I used to hold the standard manicure/catcher
connection until a couple of the biggest, manliest men I knew told me with no
shame that they had just come from getting pedicures. Naturally, I was taken
aback, but they gave me many reasons, which I shall now pass on to you, about
how they could have sex with women AND have luscious, baby-soft feet.
When I went in for my most recent pedicure, I was greeted by a woman who was
seated behind a desk doing the secretarial tasks for which her sex are most
naturally suited. She offered me a seat in front of a television playing
SportsCenter and fetched me a 7-Up, because to this day I still hear Orlando
Jones in my head telling me to make 7-Up mine.
After a while, another woman led me to the back, where she took off my shoes
and sat in a massaging chair. I flipped the TV to Gladiator and browsed a
Sports Illustrated while she went through
standard manicuring procedure. For those of you unfamiliar, this is a series
of tasks that you probably couldn’t pay a hooker to do (not that I’ve tried),
like removing the dirt from my toenails and scrubbing the calluses on my feet.
Hell, whenever I’m praying (generally for a girl either to get or not to get her
period immediately, depending on circumstances) I throw out a little mention to
the G-man about how appreciative I am that he put those things as far away from
my nose as possible. When she was done, I tipped her and drove home, where I
absentmindedly stroked my own feet for an hour and a half or so (seriously).
Now, it would probably be sexist and offensive for me to say that putting
women in a position of subservience is the greatest staple of masculinity, but
the only woman I’m worried about offending is my mother, and if she hasn’t
stopped reading by now, I’m disowned anyway. So seriously, PIC readers, what’s
manlier than a woman cleaning my feet while I watch Gladiator? If you can
name it, I’ll add it to the Scale, which, though it is currently a stack of
assorted Post-Its scattered in my top drawer, will eventually become
the way the world selects its leaders. Doubt me on that if you want, but
wouldn’t it be better than free elections anyway?
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| Alex Willen is currently a student at Stanford University, and he counts on the prestige of the school's name to make up for the fact that he constantly takes the minimum number of units and still fails to go to class. Alex has neither a major nor career aspirations, but now that he's published on PIC, he's content to sit back and wait for his internet cult following to build up and start sending him money. |
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