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SPRING 2000
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June 20, 2000
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Name: "Devyn"
Sign: Virgo
Trouble: Lori, my boyfriend really likes phone sex. A lot. The problem is that he likes phone sex with other women,
not me, and will go to just about any length - including lying and paying money for it - to have it and
keep it a secret from me. Should I ditch him? It's been two and a half years of this same shit.
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My Advice:
If there's one thing I've learned during my post-graduate years at Hard Knocks Community College,
it's that guys who masturbate secretly have major issues that need confronting.
You need to be all, "How can you be so sneaky and devious?!" And then when he's all, "Huh?" You
can be all, "Don't play dumb with me, misterI've been reading your MasterCard® statements since
1998!"
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June 13, 2000
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Name: "Benjamin"
Sign: Gemini
Trouble: I find that sometimes I become this "other person." I don't mean psycho or anything I
just tend to shut downas in not talk as much as I usually do. I also start thinking
really negitively toward myselfalmost to the point of bringing myself into the gutter.
HEY LORI WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME!!??
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My Advice:
Benjamin - there's nothing wrong with you. It's perfectly normal to be a Gloomy Gus once in a while.
It's part of being human!
You see, if everyone were always happy, then there would be nothing to compare it toand we'd
get all confused and think that happy is the same as sad, which it's NOT! But with you being like
you are, people can look at you and be all, "Now there's one miserable sonnuva-bitch!"
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June 6, 2000
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Name: "Josh"
Sign: Pisces
Trouble: When I was younger I could do anything that required imagination. I could write elabaorate stories and
act and sing and such (but not dance). Anywho, now I seem to have lost my creativity. I'm strangely
confused by it and wonder if it has something to do with the fact that I need so much attention from
other people that I spend too much time wanting others to notice me. Can you help me become creative
again, Lori?
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My Advice:
Fact is, the thing you're calling creativity has never really left you, Josh.
You see, the proverbial muse isn't some elusive and fickle traveler who just comes and goes.
It's a part of your soul and you can rediscover it at any time.
Have you been distracted by all-consuming quest for attention? Maybe. Fortunately, this
self-centeredness will come in plenty handy as you compose your brilliant and daring
new musical, "Hey - Dig My Crazy Scrotum!"
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May 29, 2000
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Name: "Maggie"
Sign: Leo
Trouble: My boyfriend is not aggressive, he is so passive it makes me want to scream. He lets people take
advantage of him. From strangers cutting us in line at the supermarket to being treated completely
unfairly. When I question him about this, he says Mags you don't know what you're talking about.
Lori, I just want him to wear the pants and think a little bit quicker. Is there any hope?
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My Advice:
Maggie - sounds to me like this boy-boy of yours is a bona-fide beta male. In all likelihood, he's been
tucking his tail between his legs and fleeing confrontation since the day he started toddling
about on his wrinkled little feet. Truth is, you should consider the possibility that boy-boy
shouldn't be wearing the pants at all. And as luck would have it, the folks at Wal-Mart® are having
a super blowout sale on boys' catheter-equipped knickers.
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May 22, 2000
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Name: "Sean"
Sign: Gemini
Trouble: I can't figure out the old career...tried out deepsea biology, looked into
rain forest biology, thought about the old psychology and kicking around National Geographic.
Currently working at a think tank. Been looking into ethnobiology and Bill Nye the science
guy...any suggestions on what I should spend the next 20 years working on?
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My Advice:
Earth to Sean!! I mean, with all your mega-awesome science smarts and
the way you know all about how different kinds of fishes and bugs and animals get down & dirty together,
I'm surprised you're asking me what to do next. Like, isn't it totally obvious already?
You've done the turbo-nerd job thing already - you're so over that. It's early retirement time! That's
right - just find yourself a super-frail blue-haired sugar mamma widow, and love her to death!
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May 15, 2000
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Name: "L.F."
Sign: Cancer
Trouble: I never can find women that will date me. I am not ugly, just shy. I ask out women all the
time. I try to get to know them and see if the sparks fly. Well, no one is ever interested
in me. I am tired of going out to clubs, bars, movies, classes, and other places to meet women
only to be disappointed every time. What is wrong with the women out there?
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My Advice:
They say that "clothes make the man," and they're right. If you're striking out with the
ladies, you can bet your bottom dollar that ill-fitting Wranglers and a stained v-neck t-shirt
have a lot to do with it. I mean, walk into any food court in any mall, and who's knee-deep
in hotties? The Chess King® boys, that's who! So spice it up, L.F.! A shimmering
muscle shirt and some vibrating jelly-trousers will have you awash in strumpets lickety-split!
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May 9, 2000
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Name: "Marcelius"
Sign: Virgo
Trouble: I have fallen three months behind on the rent. My landlord showed up the other day and
wanted full payment on the first of the next month. What should I do? I can pay the guy
and continue to live here, or can I tell him to blow it out his f#$*ing @$$hole and look
for somewhere else to live. The place is a dump and probably wouldn't even be considered
livible in Alabama (I'm in Florida). Should I leave or stay? Please help me.
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My Advice:
Fortunately for you, possession is nine tenths of the law in Florida. That means that Mr.
Landlord can't physically evict you before first enduring months of tiresome
(and costly!) legal maneuvering with lethargic Dixie bureaucrats. All you'll need to do is give
the Department of Housing some semi-viable excuse for withholding rent. You know, something like
"Despite repeated requests, landlord failed to widen doorframes to enable passage of my fat, lazy
ass on its way to work."
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May 1, 2000
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Name: "Cody"
Sign: Taurus
Trouble: There's a beautiful woman that works at a cafe I frequent. I think she's totally rad-a-dad-dad,
but I can't gather the gumption to go and talk to her. She bummed a few smokes like a week ago,
and we talked a little then, but other than that, nada.
She's a beauty, and I totally want to get her number, but staring at her through
the store windows just doesn't seem to be getting her attention! Please help me!
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My Advice:
Cody - while this girl-girl may be rad-a-dad-dad, she'll peg you for a lud-a-dud-dud unless
you drop this ultra-loser staring routine. What you need is a super-mega pickup linesomething
daring, yet subtle, like "Come with me to my third-floor walkup, you sex-pot cafe-lizard you, where
I will slip into my finest silken pajamas, then recline seductively atop a Le Corbusier chaise
lounge, and you shall asphyxiate me in a bohemian cloud of coffee & cigarette halitosis!"
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April 23, 2000
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Name: "Sean"
Sign: Aquarius
Trouble: Over spring break, I broke up with my girlfriend of 14 months. It had been nice, but I knew I
didn't love her and probably never would. She knew I didn't love her but she loves me so she
was willing to forgive me that little detail. Anyhow, I broke up with her and since then, she
keeps threatening to kill me. Is this just a harmless phase or ought I to be worried?
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My Advice:
Don't worry, Seanthere's no reason to be worried. Truth be told, we
ladies often get a little kooky after a break-up. Your ex is certain to calm down within the
next six months, at which time those pesky death threats should cease. If not, you should
go out for coffee. Be kind, yet firm when you explain, "I hope you're not still pissy cuz I dumped you. It's just
that being around you sucks ass, and I really wanted some younger tail." Then buy her a lattéshe'll
understand.
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April 17, 2000
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Name: "Mike"
Sign: Pisces
Trouble: I've had a terrible crush on this beautiful girl for eight years now. She has swapped like
100 boyfriends during this time and always comes crying to me when those jerks
abuse her and she can't leave them because the sex is too good. How can I finally
expand my friendship with her into something more? Help me Lori, I'm over 30 years old and
I've never had a girlfriend before.
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My Advice:
Clearly, the object of your affections is under the mistaken impression that you're gay.
I mean, she does confide in you like you're sitting in the next stall or something, right?
Fortunately, you can clear up the whole silly misunderstanding by revealing your true feelings.
That's right, Little Miss Century Club will drop good nookie like a hot potato when offered the
opportunity to get ultra-busy with the creepy secret-pining thirtysomething virgin that is you!
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April 11, 2000
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Name: "Cookies"
Sign: Virgo
Trouble: I just started dating the boy of my dreams here at school, but crisis has torn us apart. Him and his
roommates were partying late one night, one of them ended up dead of a drug overdose, and the rest of
them now face jail time for drug possession. Now said love of my life is kicked out of school and
facing prison. Should I stand by him or move on?
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My Advice:
If there's one thing I know, it's that nothing strains a good relationship quite like
the spectre of impending incarceration. Sure, things may seem tough now, but if you give up,
you'll always wonder, "What if?" So take advantage of these precious pre-trial daysspend
quality time together. Have a picnic. Fly a kite. Spend a romantic evening at home,
cuddling tightly as you lovingly pick the scabs from boy-boy's infected trackmarks.
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April 2, 2000
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Name: "John"
Sign: Scorpio
Trouble: Lori, I am SO psyched about writing to you! I read your column and I have such the crush on you.
Reading the advice, I'm all like 'damn, she's fine.' Problem is, I'm married. So, I'm like, 'hey,
wife, be peachy like Lori!' and she's all like 'Fuck off, loser. I hate that cyber-tramp!' I know
I can't have you. But how can I get my wife all peached up so that she can remind me of you? Help me!
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My Advice:
Awwwwwww, that is so sweet Johnny-cakes! You know I've been writing this column for over two years,
and your email is the nicest I've ever received. Thank you so much!
Now about this making old whatserface more like Lori business, I'm happy to report that it sounds like she's
halfway there already. What's left? Just rig up wifey-wife with
a monster peachy strap-onshe'll have you singing Catherine the Great just as fast as I ever could!
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March 28, 2000
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Name: "Sims"
Sign: Capricorn
Trouble: I think I am falling in love but I am really not sure. I am with a guy and when I am with him I just
like to sit there and look into his eyes. Unfortunately, he wants a much less committed relationship
than I do. He is cheating on me with another girl who is a close friend of mine, and I know about it
and he knows I know about it but I just don't have the strength to do or say anything. What should I do?!
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My Advice:
Sweet, sweet, naive Capricorn! The reason your guy is still playing the field is that he senses your
uncertainty. Sure, you may be giving him hours and hours of the goo-goo-ga-ga eyes, but he's waiting for
a real sign that you're ready for true love. That's rightyou'll see boy-boy's hesitation evaporate
like morning dew the minute you pick up that steak knife and carve flattering likenesses of
him into both of those cute little paws of yours!
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