Dear Uncle Sef,
Our family reunion is next week, and every family member, spanning
three generations, has been invited except one: my aunt Annabelle.
To tell the truth, the entire family is shocked, embarassed, and afraid
of her and her recent odd behavior. During the past year, aunt Annabelle
has developed a $700-a-day cocaine habbit and has been walking the
streets as a whore to suppliment her income.
The embarassing part is, she also joined the Republican Party.
Is there any way we can help her overcome her Republican Partyism?
Signed,
I'm sorry to hear about your poor aunt. Republicanism shouldn't happen
to anybody, but God allows these things to happen for reasons only He
can fully understand. We must have faith that such tragedies are all
part of God's plan for his children and that when God finally calls her
to His side, her suffering -- and your family's embarrassment -- will
finally be at an end.
Uncle Sef wishes he could offer some words of encouragement or some
suggested plan or solution to your problem, but the shame of a family
member who votes Republican can't be alleviated or addressed with mere
words of encouragement. I'm sorry to have to say that medical science
has yet to find a suitable treatment beyond euthanasia, and a cure is
so far in the future that we can only hope that future generations will
find a cure.
If it helps, rest assured that you and your fellow family members
aren't alone in your shame and embarrassment. In fact there's a joke
that's been around for decades, going back probably when the first case
of Republicanism was diagnosed. I'll offer the joke because it so
mirrors what you're going through and in the hopes that maybe it will
lift your family's spirits. You could share the joke at your family
reunion. Hope it helps.
-=-
Three guys were sitting at a table in a crowded bar, having been there
drinking beer after beer for several hours when the question came up as
to whose turn it was to buy the next round. All three had drunk so
much that none could remember who had bought the last round.
One of the drunks came up with a solution, saying, "We'll figger
it right out now whos' got the honor of buyin' the next by seein' who
wound up married to th' worst bitch, okay?"
The other two agreed so the guy who came up with the plan stood up
swaying a bit, holding up his empty beer glass while waving it around
over the table.
"My wife," he says, "was a professional whore before she
gone done and married me aftern she gone done and got herself pregn't,
and so's now I got myself a negro son and me white as ma sheets, he is.
"Now I done told her to stop wi' th' whorin' 'cause my job at the
mill pay 'nough for us all and the rest of the church congregation laugh
at me behind my back.
"Think she mind' me any?" the first drunk goes on, "no
fucking way! She comes home stinking of crack cocain every night just
dripping jizz across the floor before passing out on the bed besides
me."
The first drunk collapses into his chair, straining the wooden legs which
creak, leaning forward and looking bleary eyed at the other two drunks,
daring them to come up with something worse. The first drunk's story is
pretty pathetic, they see, but the honor of buying the next drink is
at stake and both figure -- in their drunken daze -- that since the first
guy was willing to tell an embarrassing truth, they could, too.
The second drunk stood up, leaning forward with his knuckles pressed
against the table to keep from falling over. "Well damn," he
says, "that's pretty low but I've got it far worse than that, I
wreken'.
"I have me a wife that goes out whorin' every night, too, only she
does it while sober and, God damn her, she takes her Johns straight to th'
house for the fucking and many have there been mornings when I'd wake
up with some of her Johns still sleeping beside me in my own bed.
"That aint' so bad in itself but when they wake up, my wife and her
tricks usually start going to it again, right there in front of me,
laughing at my stupid face. And if that ain't the most shameful,
embarrassing thing ever, I don't know what is!"
The second drunk slowly lowered himself back into his seat, trying hard
not to fall down. The first and second drunk turn to look at the third
drunk, wondering if his wife could top either of theirs.
"Well now," the third drunk says, still sitting in his chair
and waving a five dollar bill at the barkeep, "A crack whore who
drips semen when she comes home to her husband every night is bad, true.
And a wife who'll bring her tricks home to fuck in her husband's own
bed is pretty pathetic, too, I can see..."
The barkeep came over with three fresh mugs of beer, setting them down
and taking the five dollar bill from the third drunk, then walked back
to the bar.
"But my wife," says the third drunk, "votes Republican."
uncle -- The brother of one's mother or father. The husband of one's
aunt. Used as a form of address for an older man, especially by children.
A kindly counselor.
-- Ashamed of his red aunt
Greetings, Ashamed.
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