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New
York - Melvin P. Thornberry, former chief accountant of beleaguered Arthur
Anderson, tearfully entered a guilty plea yesterday to charges of gross
exaggeration of reproductive organ size, a third class felony in the State
of New York that carries a maximum 5-15 year prison sentence. As part
of a plea bargain agreement, Thornberry will serve no prison time, but
will instead be on parole for five years, perform 1200 hours of community
service and will have to attend counseling for chronic overstaters of
penis size.
"I know
what I did was wrong, and I want to apologize to all of the women who
became infatuated with me only to discover that the 15-inch manmeat maypole
I claimed to be in possession of was really more in the 5 ½ to
6 inch category," Thornberry said during a press conference after
his sentencing.
Dr. Helmut
Kalkbrenner, chairman of the watchdog organization Accuracy in Genitalia,
said that Thornberry’s conviction is an important step towards solving
the problem of "penis inflation," which he claims has reached
epidemic proportions. "Sigmund Freud famously asked the question
‘What do women want?’ Well, our scientific research clearly demonstrates
that the average woman desires a massive johnson most of all. We’re talking
a sequoia-sized woody here. So, many men deliberately overstate the length
and girth of their schwanzstuckers thinking that it will make them more
attractive to the opposite sex. Of course, when the truth comes out disillusionment
inevitably occurs. We believe that half of all psychotic episodes and
nervous breakdowns among women could be avoided if men would just stop
lying about the size of their pleasure poles."
In related
news, the Bureau of Weights and Measures announced today that as of January
1, 2003 all penis dimensions will be given in centimeters instead of inches
in order to bring American accounting standards in line with those of
the European Union, and also to make American men feel 2.54 times larger.
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