

Kitty Van Buren dons her Internet Advice Columnist hat
and spews advice (updated 3-17-02):
Dear Kitty,
I have to submit a paper I wrote for this English conference thing, and
if they choose it, I have to read it at the conference. I'm really nervous about it.
What would be the best way to buy off the judges so it's not selected? The old
"under the bathroom door" method, or subtle hints via email and expensive
"gifts"?
-- Freaked in Frostburg
Dear Freaked: If you have
to read your paper at the conference, imagine everyone in their underwear. I don't
know how that'll help, but Screech suggested it to Lisa on Saved By the Bell
once.
-- Kitty Van Buren
Dear Kitty,
I have a serious problem with my neighbor that I don't know how to
tactfully bring up.
Here's the problem in a nutshell. My neighbor has wind chimes that wake me up every
Saturday morning. I like to sleep late, but those damn wind chimes just won't shut
up. This problem is ruining my life. I can't concentrate at work, and I got so
frustrated with the chimes last week that I cheated on my wife with a mindblowingly hot
21-year-old Hooters girl.
Should I murder my neighbor?
-- Fed Up in Fresno
Dear Fed Up: No. You should get breast
implants and fondle yourself all day. Then get drunk and come over my house.
-- Kitty Van Buren
Dear Kitty,
Idiots keep instant messaging me. What do I do?!
-- AOL Junkie in Jefferson City
Dear AOL Junkie: Suck my dick and call it a
razorblade.
-- Kitty Van Buren
Dear Kitty,
I am a young college woman who is in a quandary. I've been dating
an athlete (I'll call him "Jocko") who is quite a charmer. He's always
quick with the wit, and he knows exactly how to talk to a woman.
My problem is, he also beats the living crap out of me on a nightly basis. I kinda
think I deserve it though, because it's usually for very important reasons like my
forgetting to feed the dog a midnight snack, or forgetting his completion percentage from
the 2000 football season. People tell me it's wrong, but I just don't know.
Anyway, on the other hand, I know a very nice young man (I'll call him "Pussy")
who adores me, waits on me hand and foot, and treats me like a queen. I know he's in
love with me, but somehow I'm just not attracted to him ... in THAT WAY.
My question to you, Kitty, is this: How do I gently break Pussy's heart while
rewarding Jocko's abusiveness with all the gorgeous poontang he could ever want? I
also want to keep Pussy around for ego purposes. Thanks.
-- Had Abusive Dad in Danville
Dear Had Abusive Dad: Simple.
There are eight sweet words that can get you exactly what you want: "Pussy,
you're just like a brother to me." Pussy will know he'll never get any, but
will be too nice to abandon you. Enjoy.
-- Kitty Van Buren
Dear Kitty,
Recently, I attended the funeral of my uncle. During the wake,
two of my nephews approached the casket and, while pretending to be solemn, subtlely
manipulated the body's fingers to form an obscene gesture.
When the deceased's sister (a sweet 83-year-old woman) approached the casket, that's what
was waiting for her -- her dead brother flipping her off! The boys giggled
hysterically as they watched from a distance. What's worse, the old woman also began
convulsing with laughter. Soon, the whole chapel erupted in guffaws.
Am I wrong to be appalled?
-- Reverential in Riverdale
Dear Reverential: Who do you
thinkkkkkkksg;kkkdlkfjsnaaaa... [Kitty passed out on the keyboard while answering this
question]
-- Kitty Van Buren
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