From the Three Amigos condom cartoon commissioned by the UN and produced by a Canadian
Posted on 05/02/2005 7:06:50 AM PDT by CT CONSERVATIVE
College administrators have been enthusiastic supporters Eve Ensler’s play The Vagina Monologues and schools across the nation celebrate “V-Day” (short for Vagina Day) every year. But when the College Republicans at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island rained on the celebrations of V-Day by inaugurating Penis Day and staging a satire called The Penis Monologues, the official reaction was horror. Two participating students, Monique Stuart and Andy Mainiero, have just received sharp letters of reprimand and have been placed on probation by the Office of Judicial Affairs. The costume of the P-Day “mascot” — a friendly looking “penis” named Testaclese, has been confiscated and is under lock and key in the office of the assistant dean of student affairs, John King.
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It wasn't the mascot which offended them. It was the fact that it wasn't wearing a condom which was offensive.
Where is the ACLU? or would it be the APLU?
It wasn't the mascot which offended them. It was the fact that it wasn't wearing a condom which was offensive.Or that it didn't belong to a homo... If for some reason, the campus' gay activists began running around expousing their "organs of depravity," I doubt that any official would dare to criticize them.
Will the real Testecles please stand up?
From the Three Amigos condom cartoon commissioned by the UN and produced by a Canadian
I'M TESTACLES!
Sadly, I think no one is getting the Spartacus reference...
"depends on the size."
Well, Mr. TESTECLES was 6 feet tall. How is that for size?
Wowzers!
PINGO!
LOL
Testaclese is my hero!
ping
We are all Spartacus!
You guys have just got to see this!
The penis mightier than the sword!
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