A man, his penis, and The Extender
June 26th, 2005
Lately, I’ve been receiving a lot of emails from a real friendly guy named Ron Black:
“Finally! I have always worried about the size of my penis. When I have sex, even though my wife says that the sex is good, I know that what she really wants is an extra inch!
3 months ago I found The Extender. I just put it on whilst I’m driving the car and when I’m sleeping. It stays hidden under my clothes and it is really surprisingly comfortable and soft.
I could tell that my penis was getting longer and heavier, but I thought that when I took it back off I would shrink back to original size. I was really surprised!
I have been 4.5″ long since adolescence. When I took off The Extender I was measuring 6.5″! After not wearing the extender for a week, I am still 6″ long!
The lengthening is permanent!
I could not believe the results of this device. I am back to wearing it again and I’m still getting larger! My wife says it is the best product I’ve ever bought, and she ALWAYS reminds me to put it on if I forget!
There’s a total guarantee with it, too. If you are not completely satisfied with your length gain and comfort you get your money back. Every penny. No-one sends them back!
The Extender correct [sic] the curve of the penis too, straightening out sharp bends as new cells grow!”
Cheery, erect exclamation points be damned—this is obviously a cry for help. So this one goes out to Ron, wherever he may be:
Dear Ron,
Let me be the first to congratulate you on your great success with The Extender. You must be on pins and needles, waiting for all of us to write back. Penile enhancement is a very personal topic, and you’ve got real cojones to talk about your sawed-off tailpipe as openly as you do. Kudos, Ronnie!
I’ve been following your endeavors for quite a while now, and it does sound like you’re getting somewhere. Very convenient, that you’re able to use The Extender whilst you are driving and whilst you are sleeping. And what a relief that The Extender stays hidden under your clothes—that would be a tough one to explain at the office, particularly to that bald guy you share a cubicle with.
Since you didn’t offer me much in the way of visuals, I took the liberty of tracking down a picture of your holy grail online. I have to say, Ron, you were on the money with your savvy use of the adverb “surprisingly.” The Extender looks neither “soft” nor “comfortable.” I for one am having some difficulty imagining my husband sleeping like a baby with that sucker strapped on (or whilst that sucker was strapped oneth him), but I guess I’m going to have to take your word for it.
Just to make sure I wasn’t missing any pertinent info, I also read the online instructions for The Extender. They mention that the contraption “comes with aditional [sic] rod extenders allowing customers to get upto [sic] 16 inches in length.”
Ron, buddy, that was the red flag for me.
Listen to me carefully, Ron: Very few things were meant to be sixteen inches long. A Google search for ’sixteen inches’ yields crash cymbals, laptop computer screens, baby dolls, and bike tires. The search does not yield ‘Ron Black’s penis.’ Try it yourself, if you don’t believe me.
Whilst I applaud your refreshingly Olde English usage of ‘whilst’, your email nonetheless has me deeply worried for you. I fear, Ron Black, that you may miss the forest for your tree.
Let me straighten out the sharp bends in your thinking, in hopes that new brain cells will grow and flourish: Believe me when I tell you that a few extra inches is not at the top of your wife’s Wish List.
You say that your wife is always begging you to put The Extender back on, and that she’s told you time and time again that The Extender is the best purchase you’ve ever made. You don’t mention anything about being able to engage in coital activity whilst wearing The Extender. From the looks of that bear trap, I’m thinking, nay. Coincidence, Ron? You be the judge.
As a woman, I will tell you a secret (one that perhaps your wife is unwilling to reveal to you, as you seem to have found such a happy hobby to occupy your time). It’s shocking, but true: Women do not spend much time thinking about penises. Not about your penis, not about your best friend’s penis, not about the mailman’s penis, not about the pizza delivery guy’s penis, not even about George Clooney’s penis or Zach Braff’s penis or Benicio Del Toro’s penis. Even writing about all of these penises, Ron, I’m still not thinking about penises.
There, I’ve said it, Ron. I’ve put it out there, on the table, so yours doesn’t have to be.
If you’re still wearing The Extender, and you’re still . . . extending, it may be time to PUT DOWN THE DEVICE, RON. Give the poor ol’ snake a breather. After a certain point, excess becomes excessive.
There’s no point in keeping up with the Boneses. You can’t, Ron. And we don’t want you to, either. We like you just the way you are. Well, I do. And chances are, your wife does too.
Is it the kids, Ron? Is that it? Perhaps you watched your wife push a few hefty pups out of her nether regions, and that experience has given you the mistaken impression that a woman’s underworld is a bigger kingdom than it actually is. The truth is, Ron, it’s more like the British Empire. Starts off a fairly modest size; expands to birth a few ungrateful, whippersnapper colonies that never write, never call; then shrinks. Say it with me, Ron: Starts small, expands, shrinks. Starts small, expands, shrinks.
This is the natural order of things, Ron, no matter what The Extender People want you to believe.
What I’m saying here, Ron, is that your wife doesn’t need or want a 16-inch Roto-Rooter. Oh, sure, maybe at one point (perhaps during spring break of her sophomore year of college) a 16-inch totem pole might have been a fleetingly intriguing concept. But I’ll give you a money-back guarantee that it wouldn’t make her Wish List now—particularly if you have a few moppets around the house, wreaking havoc whilst you’re locking yourself in an upstairs bedroom to spend more quality time with your Extender.
Have you ever asked your wife what she really wants, Ron? Give it a try tonight. Remove The Extender, place it on the nightstand, and turn to face your wife. Look soulfully into her eyes, and ask her if a massive, monster salami is truly what the doctor ordered. If your wife says yes, with a completely straight face, I will eat The Extender and broadcast my eating of the apparatus via live Webcam feed.
But if your wife laughs, Ron, you’ve hit gold. Even if she doesn’t laugh—even if she bursts into tears, or slaps you, or makes a gagging noise in the back of her throat, or calls you a pig—you’ve still hit gold. You’re talking again. It may feel very strange at first, but keep at it, Ron. Ask your wife a lot of questions, as many as you asked that first time on the toll-free Extender Helpline. And don’t forget to listen to the answers.
Trust me. It’s time to cut off the Nutri-Gro to that beanstalk, Jack. There are better uses for your cash and your time. Sure, weaning yourself may be rough. Nobody’s going to argue otherwise. You may feel the need to bind your bishop with the dog’s muzzle, or grip it very, very, very tightly for a while, when no one is looking.
And that’s okay. I have faith in you, Ron Black. I know you’ll come out on top. Unless she will. That’s between you and your wife.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Mattern
P.S. I recognize there may have been considerable financial outlay involved in your Extender purchase. Let it go. Any guy who uses ‘whilst’ in an email about penile enhancement is clever enough to come up with alternate uses for The Extender.
P.P.S. You might want to talk to a doctor about those “sharp bends.” Something ain’t right.
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25 Comments
1. Barb | June 27th, 2005 at 6:37 am
Hey CRAZY LADY! I think Neal choked on the chocolate milk this morning!
That contraption looks like Neal’s ACL knee brace !
Guess we better talk! Now you will give him ideas ,,,,,,, LOL !
2. geogirl | June 27th, 2005 at 8:44 am
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3. Rachel | June 27th, 2005 at 11:36 am
::laughing hysterically::
This is wonderful. Thank you.
4. Karina | June 27th, 2005 at 4:30 pm
Ha! Very funny. But I wonder what Mendy Teats and Mimi Miyagi would think of your advice to Mr. Black?
5. TRF | June 27th, 2005 at 5:24 pm
Speaking as a guy, I can only say
“Yuchhhhh!”
Ron Black is hereby excommunicated from the male community for sheer stupidity!
6. TRF | June 27th, 2005 at 5:53 pm
Not believing such a thing existed, I googled “the extender”. I hope that there are many different devices sharing this name, because these are some of the quotes that popped up:
“…it also has ejector/injector latches…” !!!!!!
“Use the extender to hold a paint brush or your duster…”
“Users can directly MOUNT the extender…” !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“In case infant swallows the extender, consult with doctor right away.” !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“…how does the extender stay out straight…? Doesn’t gravity make it fall down?”
” Forget installing firewalls or spyware protection on your PC. That will prevent the ability to connect the extender to the PC.” ?????????????????????????????????
“The Extender was in an upstairs bedroom connected to a 20-inch LCD TV.” …………………………………………..
“The extender is available with optional stereo audio.”
“In my situation the extender functioned well from 50 or 60 feet away.” ??????
7. Elaine | June 28th, 2005 at 12:09 am
Great moments in movie history … was the dialogue changed?!
Marlon Brando: “I coulda been a contender” from “I shoulda used The Extender!” The bad karma may have carried over to his other film … only “Stella” would know for sure.
8. Namaste | June 28th, 2005 at 8:08 am
I’m sitting alone at work, and I’m laughing out loud! This was exceptional. You are one of the most fantastic and talented writers I have ever come across. I have sent your blog link to Quakertown and Lancaster PA, Seattle WA, Portland OR, Wilmington DE, and Sultepec Mexico!!! I’ve sent your link to parents, pet owners, and single men and women. You are fun for everyone. You will be renowned if I have any say in the mattern!
9. R J Keefe | June 28th, 2005 at 9:41 pm
Super! I hope that you were laughing whilst you wrote this entry. And then to get to the image at the end!
I wonder what Ron said to his tailor. After the Extender worked, I mean.
10. Coley | June 29th, 2005 at 4:28 pm
PRICELESS!!!!!
11. Jon | June 30th, 2005 at 10:04 am
Truly inspired! It actually reminds me of the guy (whose name escapes me even though I exchanged email with him years ago) of the guy who would engage a wide range of world figures in rather mindless correspondence — and then publish them. His years of exchanges with Richard Nixon were priceless. You know it is your duty to keep us updated with any responses you receive from him!
12. Jon | June 30th, 2005 at 10:50 am
Lazlo Toth was the guy. He was very dry, but you write better.
13. KELLY CAMPBELL | July 6th, 2005 at 10:55 pm
I, PERSONALLY, DON’T THINK ANY OF THIS MADE SENCE AT ALL.EACH ONE OF THE PARAGRAPHS WERE NASTY, AS NASTY I’M GUESSING THE WRITER WHO WROTE IT IS.
14. Jenn | July 7th, 2005 at 9:45 am
Goodness gracious! Someone didn’t have a nap today. Let’s all try to use our indoor voices. If you’re not enjoying Aunt Jenny’s Story Circle, you can finger-paint in the other room.
15. Amy | July 7th, 2005 at 7:41 pm
Ok, I think we all know that “Kelly Campbell” is an anagram of Ron Black…oh, wait, no - too many letters. Anyway, you get my drift, I think this touched a little too close to home for somebody;)
16. Astrogeologist | July 10th, 2005 at 11:51 pm
ROTFLOL! Your mom recommended this to me… you are a *wonderful* writer - please keep writing!
17. Monjo | July 11th, 2005 at 6:34 pm
Just a comment that the word “whilst” is completely correct English in most of the world. It is only in the US it is considered old English. Whilst, I admire you use of humour in this article, please refrain from insulting the Queen’s English
18. Jenn | July 11th, 2005 at 6:59 pm
Monjo: I’ve put myself on the Naughty Step. Forgive me, and please give my best regards to the Queen. I lived in Shepherd’s Bush for a semester, and I owe my love of the Lager Shandy to your great nation.
19. Monjo | July 14th, 2005 at 4:54 pm
Next time the Queen pops into my local I’ll pass on your regards, that is if she isn’t too busy playing darts. It is unwise to interrupt any woman with sharp objects in her hand.
Lager Shandy - a great drink for children, and you’ve given me a craving to buy some!!
20. Rachel | August 8th, 2005 at 1:21 pm
Did you see that somebody has lined up a bunch of musicians to make an album inspired by spam email?
21. breed ‘em and weep &hellip | October 1st, 2005 at 8:41 pm
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22. Nicole | March 24th, 2006 at 6:26 pm
This post is a peraler. I’ve just found your blog. I’ll be here a while, neglecting my hard-done-by children while I read and laugh!!!
23. Mishell | March 27th, 2006 at 6:40 pm
oh my goodness- I found your link through a fellow scrapbookers blog- this is too funny- how clever you are!! Poor Ron roflol!
I must say I didn’t get the whilst either- it is quite ok here in Australia lol - but not at all offeneded - this is too funny- I thinkI I am going to link it on my blog too- it was a great laugh!
Thanks
Mishell
24. Joh Danz | March 27th, 2006 at 7:53 pm
I’m an ol’ man and have found that 67 years of gravity does the same thing. But my friend Michael S. live on a farm and he says the milking machine does the same thing in about 15 minutes. His wife says, “Who needs Michael?”.
25. Pete | June 3rd, 2006 at 10:17 am
Hey what if you need it for a condition!