POWER BRUSH AND COURTESY FLUSH -- by Steve Nadis
In the Y the other day, my trivia-spouting friend who has taken up residence in the locker room called out from the sink, where he was grooming, over to my "stall," where I was taking care of business. "Hey Steve," he said, loud enough for everyone to hear. "How about a courtesy flush? A LITTLE COURTESY HERE..." The first time this happened, I was offended, as if my private space had somehow been violated. But now I accept it as the price of doing "business" there.
In other news, I tried out one of those new thick-handled toothbrushes that I've avoided all these years, mainly because they don't fit in ordinary toothbrush holders. I had no idea what I was missing. The engineering of these brushes is mind-boggling, as well as teeth-boggling (if that's a word, and if not it sure ought to be). When you put one of these babies in your hands, you feel a surge of power, despite the fact that it is a strictly manual affair. After this electrifying experience, it may be hard to go back to the thin, old fashioned-style toothbrush again. So, ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts and start your brushes now. And while you're at it, remember: "A LITTLE COURTESY HERE..."


Oh, and have you tried those vibrating razors? They rawk! (Comment this)
Oldroses--Yes, the order of priorities for men is as follows:
1) Sports
2) Sex
3) Dirty jokes
4) Bodily functions
Notice there is often overlap between all of these. (Comment this)