
Also also, have you noticed that there are a proliferation of television ads for medications where the ad tells you nothing about the product being advertised? Man and woman in a rowboat, she smiles at him, he smiles at her, cut to a long shot of the boat in a sunset and the graphic and voice-over comes on and says "Ask your doctor about Plernifia™!" NO! Not until you tell me what Plernifia™ does! Does it make me a better rower? Does it make women smile at me? I'd be afraid that the doctor would say "Oh, Plernifia™ is a drug to help make your nipples more sensitive. Are your nipples insensitive now?" and no, of course they're not. In fact, if anything they're probably TOO sensitive, always going out of their way to help an injured puppy when you really just want to go to dinner. But the doctor's not going to believe you now, of course. "Why would you ask about Plernifia™ if you're nipples aren't insensitive?" And you'd be insisting that you were just curious because the man in the boat looked so happy and all, and you just want to be happy. And then of course he'll start talking about the clitoris, because that's what he thinks of when he hears "the man in the boat" and now your doctor just thinks you're a sexual deviant, what with the constant obsession with your own nipples and now the clitoris? So you'll have to get a new doctor, but you can't just get the records from the old doctor because you just know that he wrote that nipple and clit stuff down on your chart and you don't want the new doctor to get that, so now you'll have to go through the whole series of tests again, including a prostate exam, which is fine and all but you just had one a few months ago and you try to limit the amount of times a guy has his finger up your ass in any given year because, well, to be honest it feels kind of good and you're worried that you might turn into a homo or something if it happens too often and really you've got enough on your plate already without having to worry about dealing with gay issues, although you should really just accept it and you should certainly try to stop using the word "homo" as if it's some sort of bad thing to be. BECAUSE IT'S NOT. But if the commercial had just said "Ask your doctor about Plernifia™, but only if you have nipple sensitivity issues." then the whole thing could have been prevented and you could be at home now thinking about clitorises (clitori?) and petting your nipple-rescued puppy instead of bent over an examination table with your new doctor's finger in your ass. They should be more specific, that's my point.