30 Sep
Mouthing Off: The “Is My Son Gay?” App

Ever wonder if your son is gay?

Well, instead of doing something ridiculous like talking to him, why not use a Google Android App, instead?  It’s under $3 and just  jam-packed full of stereotypes.  And we know what an absolute time-saver stereotypes can be.

And since we’re guessing that the app will appeal mostly to the morons among us, it’s also super easy to use. Just answer 20 Yes/No questions and you’ll have your answer at the touch of a button!

Here are some of the questions about your son, and no, we are not making them up:

Does he like to dress well: is he very careful when choosing his outfits and selecting brands?

Before he was born, did you wish for a girl?

Does he read the sports page in the newspaper?

Is he a fan of divas (Madonna, Britney Spears)?

Does he like musical comedies?

Does he take a long time to do his hair?

If the app concludes that he is not gay,  it congratulates the lucky parent:  “You do not have to worry, your son is not gay. So there are chances for you to be grandmother with all the joys it brings.”

Seriously, what the hell? Is there some kind of correlation between sexuality and being a parent that we are not aware of?

But if your son has been singing along to Madonna, you better steel yourself: “No need to look the other way! … He is gay! … ACCEPT IT!”

We’re hoping that Google will soon market a companion “Are Your Parents Idiots?” App.

In just twenty questions, it will let the concerned teen know what the hell is wrong with his parents. Perhaps with your help, we can develop it.
What questions would the app ask?

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05 Aug
Mouthing Off: You’ve Come A Long Way, Sugar Baby!

We’re back with Mouthing Off and we have to tell you, this one is a doozy. Because there is an alarming trend of female college grads looking for wealthy men to pay their tuition and pay off their student loans. In exchange for companionship, which we hope we don’t have to tell you, doesn’t mean attending the opera together.

There are websites where these cash-starved women and rich men can meet– like a regular dating website, except the woman specifies how much cash she will need on a monthly basis for the pleasure of her college-educated company.

These women are being referred to by the media as sugar babies looking for sugar daddies. We’re guessing because prostitutes looking for Johns is offensive.

Oh, we heard the explanation that this isn’t prostitution because the women aren’t offering a menu of sexual services in exchange for a set fee. And we’re not here to make a legal argument that anyone should be charged with prostitution.

We do wonder about what makes these women think that this arrangement is their only viable option. There is no question that the economy is in trouble and of course the recent college graduates are coming into a terrible market.

They may have to defer their student loans. They may even have to default on them. And however unappealing that may be, we are talking about institutional loans, not loan sharks.

Surely these women’s self-esteem is worth more than their credit rating?

What do you think– is it okay to provide companionship in exchange for cash? And how do you think the parties involved are reporting these transactions on their tax returns?

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07 Jun
Mouthing Off: Anthony Weiner Seeks Our Advice

It’s time for “Mouthing Off!” where we give our take on something outrageous going on in the news. We, of course, couldn’t ignore the Congressman Anthony Weiner Twitter scandal.  And then coincidentally this email arrived….

Dear Mouthy Housewives,

I have a problem. I am a married politician (I can’t reveal my identity. This site is anonymous – right?). Anyway, I have been having some inappropriate online relationships with a couple, maybe several, okay let’s call it a handful of women.  Is six a handful? Anyway, it doesn’t matter. The point is my wife, constituents and pretty much everyone (except for right wing conservatives) are really pissed off at me now. How do I make amends?

Signed,

Chanthony Leiner

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Dear Chanthony Leiner,

Lucky for you, we Mouthy Housewives have lots of experience when it comes to mistakenly sending photos of our privates to college students in Seattle.  Just last night, I tweeted a photo of my scrumptious bum to an economics major at the University of Washington. We all do our part to try to lift America out of this recession.

Here’s how to make amends…

1. Learn how to use Twitter. Use the @ symbol or no symbol at all to post important congressional tweets like… “Everyone in New York is getting a tax refund!”  Use the “d” which is a direct message to post important personal tweets like photos of your penis.

2. But keep in mind that no woman (not even your wife) actually wants to see a photo of your penis. Or even your Jockey shorts over your penis. We do not think it’s sexy. Or hot. Or sexually enticing. It’s creepy. Really creepy.

3. Keep apologizing. That press conference was a very good start. The key is to apologize while you actually do something. Like apologize while you empty the dishwasher. Apologize while you fold laundry. Apologize while you give your wife a foot massage. Think of it as multi-tasking. You know, the way you used to sext and write legislation at the very same time.

4. Change your last name to something that doesn’t make people think of a penis. Do not change your name to dong, woody, member or wang.

5. Seek counseling. Seriously. Immediately.

Good luck to you! Keep us posted.

The Mouthy Housewives

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18 May
Missing The Grand Ole Oprah

Dear Mouthy Housewives,

I am so sad that Oprah is ending her show! I feel like it’s an end of an era and I’m in mourning. Is that normal and do you have any tips to help me get through this?

Signed,

I Want The Big O

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Dear I Want The Big O,

Before I answer your question, I have a confession to make: I really don’t like Oprah. In fact, I find her to be boastful, overbearing and pomp…wait a sec. Is someone breaking into my house?……………..was that glass shattering? adn ll;kae,……

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>HOLY SHIT, WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THAT SYRINGE, DR. OZ!?!?!?

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As I was saying, I am a huge, HUGE fan of Oprah and like the rest of the world, I’ll certainly spiral into a pit of depression when her absolute genius and common-folk touch are no longer around to make my pathetic life worth living. So “yes,” I’d say it’s completely normal for you to feel sad about her departure. It’s pretty much a death in the family, only the dead person now owns a basic cable network that airs Dr. Phil shows from 2003. I’m tearing up just thinking of it. (But that also might be from whatever it was that Dr. Oz just injected into my neck.)

As far as tips to get you through this, the first thing you should do is watch this. The second thing you should do is, well, get a grip. Because here’s my crazy theory: I predict that after a few years out of the spotlight, Oprah’s going to triumphantly return to us. Fat Oprah or Thin Oprah, I don’t yet know, but just like The Terminator, fire ants and the human papillomavirus, there’s no way to keep her away for good.

In the meantime, I advise you to cover your television in a black shroud for a period of seven days. Then, after you’ve gone through the Five Stages of Grief, lift off the shroud and put on a nice, entertaining movie to take your mind off Oprah. A comedy, a love story, or maybe even something starring everyone’s favorite movie star, John Tra–VOLTA!

Yours In Sympathy,

Wendi, TMH

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28 Apr
Why You Should Give a Royal Sh*t About the Wedding of the Century

Here at The Mouthy Housewives, we are nothing if not Royal. But this week we’ve been busy producing our birth certificates and banishing the images of Donald Trump’s hair from our psyches. So we’ve had to turn to our lovely friend Amy of The Bitchin’ Wives Club, who happens to live just across the pond, for her guidance. See, some people don’t seem to care about the Royal Wedding. Which is wrong. So wrong. Here’s why!

I find it hard to believe, but I hear that there are still some people who say they don’t care about Prince William’s marriage to Kate Middleton on Friday. With the media in a full froth, revealing new details and aspects of the royal wedding daily (hourly, actually), it seems to me that, by now, any American who says they aren’t the slightest bit interested in Kate and Wils is either (a) lying, (b) a man, particularly one who hasn’t seen the photo of Kate in lingerie; or (c) cynical beyond repair.

Our culture has so ingrained the Princess story-line into the national psyche via movies, soap operas, and merchandising that I daresay it is almost impossible to find a girl in America who hasn’t secretly dreamed of snaring herself some kind of Royal when she grows up (or at the very least bedding a Brit, for the not-so-ambitious skanks out there). Hell, even a 30-something, twice-divorced, still married woman can cling to the dream, if one is to hold up Wallis Simpson
as inspiration.

So, basically, what I’m saying is that anyone who honestly doesn’t care about the Royal Wedding and thinks that everyone in America should just get over it and give up on the monarchy and the whole idea of Prince Charming… would be responsible for the downfall of pretty much the entire entertainment industry as we know it.

Especially Disney. And if that happened, what would all the little girls wear for Halloween?! Following that logic, anyone suffering from Royal ambivalence is actually un-American, because what’s more American than Disney and Hollywood? So, that, my friends, is why you should totally care about the Royal Wedding and set your DVRs accordingly.

Toodles,

Amy, Guest TMH

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