Bookworm on Oct 24 2012 at 9:26 pm | Filed under: Lefties on Parade
I know that, on the Left, the personal is political. I just didn’t know the political was practically orgasmic.
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Although I’ve lived in the politically crazed San Francisco Bay Area for 34 years, Sullivan was the first person to make me realize the existence of a group I call Orifice Americans.
Orifice Americans identify themselves by their fascination with what they can put in or take out of their bodies’ various entrances and exits. That Andy has been able to make a living out of this obsession is a tribute to the captivating glamour of Orifice culture.
“Orifice Americans” – one more great addition to my political lexicon, thanks to the Hammer.