Watching commercials with the sound off can be quite edifying. A commercial for an electric toothbrush: the appliance sits upright in its case on the bathroom sink. In strolls a lovely brunette wearing a white robe and a seductive halfsmile. With the sound off it's obvious from the appliance's position and the gleam in her eye that the commercial is also about a woman arriving for a date with her vibrator.
December 18, 2004
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author (as Richard Cohen) of novels SAY YOU WANT ME, DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY, DON'T MENTION THE MOON; collections PRONOUN MUSIC and ONLY WHAT IS; textbook WRITER'S MIND: CRAFTING FICTION
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