Mar 262013
 

Marshmallow Peep ShowKissim­i­coochee Police arrested Griff B. Slagel, 52, the Food Sales Licens­ing Coor­di­na­tor for Cracker County, when they raided the Live Nude Girls & Bait Lounge Sat­ur­day night dur­ing an ille­gal Peep® Show.

When police entered the estab­lish­ment, they found sev­eral female per­form­ers danc­ing while wear­ing noth­ing but strate­gi­cally placed marsh­mal­low Peeps® on their per­son, and Slagel nib­bling the ears off a pink marsh­mal­low bunny nes­tled between a female employee’s legs.  Slagel attempted to swal­low the evi­dence, but police suc­cess­fully force him to purge the evi­dence into a plas­tic bag.

Police Chief Ed Potts, 44, reported it is ille­gal to dance naked with live or images of ani­mals in Kissim­i­coochee, as well as col­or­ing pubic hair to resem­ble plas­tic Easter grass.

Slagel issued a state­ment this morn­ing, stat­ing he had vis­ited the Live Nude Girls & Bait Lounge for a rou­tine inspec­tion and taste test and, in fact, had done noth­ing wrong.  His wife issued her own state­ment shortly after­wards, say­ing, “His ass is Easter grass when I get my hands on him.”

Ms. Amber Jean Hens­ley, 22, a per­former at Live Nude Girls & Bait Lounge has sold her story to Cut Bait or Fish mag­a­zine and will fea­ture in a photo spread in the sum­mer issue, just as soon as the green dye fades from her nether regions.

Mean­while, Just Born, the candy man­u­fac­turer of marsh­mal­low Peeps® plans to sue the own­ers of the Live Nude Girls & Bait Lounge for defamation.

So far, Kissim­i­coochee cit­i­zens have expressed out­rage at the the ille­gal Peep® Show.

“It is a sin to waste a per­fectly good Peep® when chil­dren are starv­ing in Africa,” said Imo­gene Teller, 68, a cashier at the Pig­gly Wig­gly, “besides that, yel­low sugar chafes the thighs some­thing fierce, too.”

“I can­not con­done such irre­spon­si­ble behav­ior from adults in our com­mu­nity,” said Christie Ful­bright, 25, a den­tal hygien­ist and mother of two.  “I’ve already been to the emer­gency room twice this year to have objects removed from my son’s nasal cav­i­ties; I don’t need any­one else giv­ing him ideas of where to stick things.”

“I sure hope this scan­dal won’t cause them to lose their bait license,” said Leroy Haas, 49, a ware­house worker at the Stonewall Grits Com­pany, “because they have the best prices on night crawlers in the county.”

Mar 122013
 

DominatrixThe Kissim­i­coochee Dom­i­na­trix Club for South­ern Ladies will close at the end of the month.  “I really thought Coweta County could use a bit of dis­ci­pline, but you just can’t beat the good man­ners out of a south­ern lady,” said owner Lotta Payne.

“When I saw BDSM, I thought it was a class on toi­let train­ing for chil­dren,” said Mary Ellen Bar­tow, 27, a for­mer con­ve­nience store clerk and stay-at-home mom.  “When I went to the first class and Ms. Payne said we were going to dis­ci­pline a sub, I thought to myself, I won­der what that sand­wich done?”

Beyond igno­rance, Ms. Payne said that many of her stu­dents were con­cerned about being per­ceived as too agres­sive or manly.  “I tried to show the girls that a dom­i­na­trix can flog a man and still main­tain her fem­i­nin­ity, but they just couldn’t seem to grasp it.”

“I tried,” said Erma Fuller, 48, church organ­ist and home­maker.  “I’m will­ing to cane a man, if that’s what he wants, but my mama would kill me if I didn’t offer him a glass of iced tea and some peach cob­bler first.  Ater all, a man can’t be be humil­i­ated on an empty stomach.”

Ms. Payne does give props to her stu­dents in one area, though.  “They were real atten­tive dur­ing my lec­tures on safety and clean­ing equipment.”

“I’m always inter­ested to hear how to remove blood stains,” said Jolene John­son, 36, a book keeper for Yee-Hawl Mov­ing & Stor­age.  “What mother isn’t?”

Still, Ms. Payne has no regrets.  “I gave it a shot, but I know when to stop beat­ing a dead horse.  I stopped the whip­pin’ before it whipped me.”

The Kissim­i­coochee Dom­i­na­trix Club for South­ern Ladies will be replaced by Miss Grace’s Charm School for Girls, which will open in early April.

Aug 072012
 

Carol Tim­mons never expected to meet her soul­mate when she attended a self-empowerment work­shop two years ago.  “As a woman, it was ingrained in me to put the needs of oth­ers before my own that I just kept attract­ing men who per­pet­u­ated that behav­ior,” said Tim­mons.  “I just kept say­ing yes to every­one else and no to myself.”

At the meet­ing, Tim­mons was part­nered with Bob Kusher for a few exer­cises.  “Bob seemed like a nice guy, but I wasn’t imme­di­ately attracted to him until we did a val­i­da­tion exer­cise where we to look within our­selves and ask what we truly wanted and then share it with our part­ner,” Tim­mons said.  “I looked in my soul and real­ized that I wanted to travel to France.  Spit­ting those words, how­ever, was like pulling teeth.  Bob just told me to take my time.  When I finally choked the words out, he smiled at me and said, ‘Carol, you deserve to go to France.’  I imme­di­ately knew I wanted to have his baby.”

Kusher also felt a mutual attrac­tion.  “I noticed right off the bat that Carol was a real looker, but I’d been taken advan­tage of by a pretty face in the past, so I was wary,” Kusher said.  “When I looked within for the exer­cise, I was shocked at what I found.  In fact, I was afraid to share my desire with any­one, but Carol was so warm and assur­ing that finally I just said, ‘I want some­one to pee on me.’  Carol smiled at me and said, ‘Bob, you deserved to be peed on.’  And I knew I was in love.”

After the work­shop, Tim­mons and Kusher went out for cof­fee and have been together ever since.  They began study­ing French and trav­eled to Paris where Bob pro­posed to Carol in the bath­room of a French bistro.  “Bob said, ‘If you want to marry me, pee on me.  If you don’t, then just walk away and leave me high and dry,’” Tim­mons said.  “Nat­u­rally, I said yes, but it was so hard to pee on him.  I had him lie in the floor and squat­ted over him and I had to say, “Stop look­ing at me; I’m try­ing to pee on you!”

Even­tu­ally, they decided to open Club Oui Oui, a safe space where peo­ple can come to receive affir­ma­tion and to be uri­nated on.  “There’s so much neg­a­tiv­ity in this world,” Kusher said.  “So, I think peo­ple really crave a place where they can say, ‘I want to explore my poten­tial for being a nude clown on a uni­cy­cle,’ and we respond with an enthu­si­as­tic YES!”

When asked if they see a spike in traf­fic at Club Oui Oui, Tim­mons replied that the win­ter months are the best for busi­ness.  “I think it’s because urine is warm.”