Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Not So Fast

 

Morning


Let me say this again. Maybe louder for the folks in the back: Your boner is your barometer of health.


There's mounting evidence that long-term use of boner meds is detrimental to boners.


In that men and their physicians are ignoring underlying health issues that cause the ED in the first place. The main cause of ED --- when it's not a mental issue --- is "blood flow" to the penis. The doc prescribes boner pills. But does he try to get to why there is a lack of blood flow?



Evidently, some men seem to need a higher and higher dosage over time. When their doctor deems it "unsafe" to increase again, they may suggest a switch to injections.

The boners are back, baby! How wonderful, right?


Not so fast. It appears that repeated injections are causing Peyronies Disease. Yes, that's a very tiny hole being made, but when it heals, it leaves a scar. All those teeny little scars add up and begin to cause a bend in the boner.


According to National Institutes of Health it's a real thing.  New York Urology, says 15-20% of men develop Peyronies due to repeated, long-term use of injectable boner meds.

Guys, before you start any ED medication, make sure the underlying cause is being addressed.

Monday, June 8, 2026

What Were They Thinking?

 

Morning

I know most of you don't care about the awards shows.... We find the Oscars and Tonys to be the only "Must See." This was the worst In Memoriam the Tony telecast has ever done. Not to mention that Best Revival of a Musical went to Ragtime instead of Cats: The Jellicle Ball, and the Best New Musical went to...ugh, Schmigadoon. It will fade out as quickly as Shuck'd from last year. I want to know what that voting block was thinking.

Anyone?

Monday Giggles










Friday, June 5, 2026

Do You?

 

Morning


"Do you play with your morning wood?"









It totally depended on the day of the week. Work days? No.




Weekends were another story.


Guys?

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Lost Opportunities

 

Morning

Marilyn Monroe would've turned 100-years old on Monday. The Fringe Festival here begins tonight. My buddy wrote a short play --- it's like a lost interview done on the sound stage during the filming of Something's Got to Give, the film she was working on at the time of her death. I told my buddy to enter his play in the festival. It would be perfect timing. He didn't.

A still from the film

Lost opportunities. Ah, well.

Meanwhile, imagine my surprise --- when visiting Rick's blog the other day --- to see a photo of myself from the 70s outside of the theatre in downtown Omaha. 



That's me at the door. Can't remember the other folks. Can't remember which show.






Have a good day.