Excuse me, dahrlings, but...

The Skinny On Canadian Skin

The CRTC is coming down hard on both Canadian porn channels, Pumpkins. The regulator is accusing them of not airing enough Canadian content.

[You wonder about the dedicated examiners charged with uncovering this breach. Do they watch for a minimum quota of pasty looking fannies to be filled? Moose? What?]

Point is, made in Canada porn is a scarce commodity and what we have here, Pumpkins, is an opportunity. Travel is just bursting with mislaid testosterone in pursuit of a profitable outlet. Harness that stuff and you can kiss last minute bottom feeders sayonara!

Speaking of assholes, one such genius left a note for a WestJet pilot recently saying that had he known there was a female in the cockpit, he would have flown another airline... women shouldn’t fly planes … get back in the kitchen… etc. What’s the matter, ding dong? Porn channel break-down? You misogynist, piglet. It’s called a flight deck, ok.

(Of course, why it was ever called a cockpit in the first place is beyond me. Or is it? Men. Planes. Roosters. You see where I'm going with this? Get the cameras!)

 

 

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