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Like a Soapy Virgin.

February 25th, 2007 by cooper

I got an email asking me for an opi­nion on the vir­gi­nity soap issue. I’m not sure I have a vir­gi­nity soap opi­nion except to say I sup­port the women of the world in wha­te­ver they need to do to stop this ridi­cu­lous prac­tice. It is by far the les­ser of two evils even though the thought of it makes me rather ill. I am really too lazy to bother wri­ting about it.You can read her article here at Sand Gets In My Eyes she does it bet­ter and she does live in Saudi Arabia.

After scro­lling around and fin­ding seve­ral sites which sell the stuff, inc­lu­ding eBay( site was ori­gi­nally l lin­ked now gone), where is it ship­ped from the Phi­lip­pi­nes and has the hefty asking price of ninety something dollars, all I have to say is geesh…

There is Victoria’s Vir­gi­nity Soap – you can even become a dis­tri­bu­tor here.

“That’s how VICTORIA Vir­gi­nity Soap will make you feel once used on your most pri­vate parts. As an all-natural, mild and gentle femi­nine soap, VICTORIA Vir­gi­nity Soap cleans your sen­si­tive regions from bac­te­ria and unplea­sant odors while tem­po­ra­rily stretches the surroun­ding skin giving it a “tigh­te­ning effect”.
Used and enjo­yed by hun­dreds of thou­sands of women in the Middle East and Asia, it has brought back youth­ful pas­sions, rekind­led sen­sual year­nings, and com­ple­tely inten­si­fied sexual expe­rience.
VICTORIA Vir­gi­nity Soap. Dis­co­ver your dee­pest sexual plea­su­res once again — - — just like a virgin.”

There is howe­ver an option which seems a little less likely to des­troy living tis­sue, from a good old New England Soap maker, a dou­ble whammy called virgin/slut soap. It comes in a pack of two. What a deal, for a mere ten bucks you get both…who wants to bet a man thought that one up.

It appears to be of the less caus­tic nature, does not pro­mise really to tigh­ten up the old vagina and make you a vir­gin again it just makes you smell good down there.

Hum

I already smell good down there, most of the time, but for ten bucks who wouldn’t want to be a vir­gin slut.

Men like those kind bet­ter right?

It’s not bad enough there are women in the world who have to use this stuff in order to pre­vent someone from cut­ting off their head, now they have to sell it to women anywhere, women who know there heads aren’t going to come off but who for some rea­son still do not feel their “down there” is good enough the way it is.

When they come up with some corro­sive liquid guys can spray on their peni­ses to make them “like a vir­gin”, or something to assure they last long enough to allow that little mic­rochip they should all have implan­ted in their dicks to help them find their way, I’ll buy my first bar of vir­gi­nity soap.

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21 Responses to “Like a Soapy Virgin.”

  1. johnmNo Gravatar says:

    On the heals of the last post about Sui­cide Girls I’m going to get back to you on this tomorrow.

    I want more than anything to just say “and I’ll pay for it”.

    I’m just not sure how serious I should be in this case.

    Must be the Rum.

  2. Only thing I can think of is guys my age get­ting snip­ped at the request of their s/o. Simul­ta­neously dum­ber and less sinis­ter I think… But you’re right. The belief seems to be that once the little blue pill has done its job the cock doesn’t need any more help.

    Right now I’m ima­gi­ning all sorts of things in the “cyber­punk” vein. Won­der who the first dude on the block with a vibrate fea­ture will be

    Can’t believe they’re calling dry­ness a posi­tive thing.

    The New England Soap Maker site is noti­ceably vague about what their stuff does… pretty fuc­ked up

  3. o ceallaighNo Gravatar says:

    I only found one list of ingre­dients. So I’ve lear­ned about sham­poo gin­ger (Zin­gi­be­ra­ceae is the gin­ger family). I’ve used gra­ted root gin­ger in stirfry. I’d think twice (at least) before appl­ying it to my mucous mem­bra­nes.
    That and tric­lo­san, the anti­bac­te­rial. A chlo­ri­na­ted hydro­car­bon. Like hexach­lo­rophene and DDT. Haven’t we already been through this …?

    In other words, johnm, save your money. Perhaps on “natu­ral male enhan­ce­ment” (I chee­red when they took EnZyte down — too bad it didn’t hap­pen until after they were a pri­mary spon­sor of a Super Bowl). Or bead implants (shudder).

    Some of us don’t need a mic­rochip, coo­per. See what your Blog­ging Times makes of that. ;)

  4. RuKsaKNo Gravatar says:

    Jesus! I’d never heard of vir­gi­nity soap before. Men don’t need such a thing as they never leave the ado­les­cent cra­ving for sex they had a vir­gin tee­na­gers I’m afraid.

  5. LoriNo Gravatar says:

    Thanks for the link!

  6. cooperNo Gravatar says:

    john: alrighty then.

    ew: I don’t think get­ting snip­ped is the same thing at all, but you know that.

    Cer­tainly someone has to be wor­king on that microchip

    oc: see you are the scientist…I can’t even imagine.

    I liked the idea of the blog­ging times gos­sip column OC, I think you should start it, the bene­fit of that would be you would have con­trol as to if you were in it or not. ;)

    Ruk: Of all peo­ple I thought you might have heard of it.

    Lori: wel­come.

  7. Never heard of the vir­gi­nity soap.

    There’s a song by the Fugs called “Coca Cola Douche”

  8. I’m not saying it’s the same thing in gene­ral, but if a dude in a place with the neces­sary sani­ta­tion to keep a clean piece has his trim­med because his female com­pa­nion would like it bet­ter that way so he can seem “nor­mal” to her, and just deals with the loss of sen­sa­tion and the skin tigh­te­ning… not to men­tion the pro­ce­dure itself and the reco­very… I’d say that’s at least as bullshit. Lac­king the stigma and socie­tal pres­sure, yes, but in the indi­vi­dual case it clocks in pretty high on the scale.

    don’t quite know what you want the mic­rochip to do.

  9. joeNo Gravatar says:

    I’ve spent some time in the Middle East, don’t remem­ber seeing vir­gi­nity soap. There is a whole conun­drum for women in those socie­ties, let’s just say there is a lot of work to be done.

    As for here, I have never seen such a thing but leave it to a New England soap manu­fac­tu­rer to hop on the band­wa­gon. I can’t say the stuff sounds plea­sant when you look at the herbs invol­ved it sounds almost painful.

    I hope peo­ple are not buying that stuff.

    The mic­rochip has merit, a kind of honing in device.

  10. coyotemikeNo Gravatar says:

    I got no clue what any of this is about. Vir­gin soap? Slut soap? How about just using some regu­lar or Suave or something?

    I corn­fu­sed n stuff.

  11. jacobNo Gravatar says:

    What bet­ter way to spend a snowy after­noon than to read about vir­gi­nity soap. It sounds ridi­cu­lous. It’s horrif­ying that women in cer­tain cul­tu­res still have to deal with this attitude.

    There is a whole “whore-virgin” thing going on here you are not wrong and you are not wrong to point it out but smart women do not fall for it , that way they end up with smart men, like my wife did. ;)

    Some men can find their way without a micro-chip.

  12. mojo shiversNo Gravatar says:

    Vir­gi­nity soap? What will they think of next?

  13. Ever hear the term man hater?
    In this country no one for­ces anyone to buy vir­gi­nity soap.
    This is a free country.

    “misan­drist”: that suits you in your “fond­ness” for words no one else uses.

    You are a misandrist.

  14. GNo Gravatar says:

    The con­cept of that soap is frigh­te­ning, doesn’t sound very healthy. No one ever asks my opi­nion on such things, I guess that is a good thing.

    Coo­per a misan­drist? Funny, I heard she loved the men. ;)

    Maybe it was the men loved the coo­per?
    I forget.

  15. cooperNo Gravatar says:

    inde: That sounds anything but pleasant.

    ew:
    I figure it could help show the way. I know bet­ter than to get into the snip­ping and clip­ping argu­ment with you.

    joe: It cer­tainly doesn’t sound plea­sant, I’m sure someone is buying it both here and in the Middle East.

    Exactly a honing device.
    coyote: Your from Nebraska I kind of expect you to be “corn fused”.

    jacob: You get fun­nier every time you show up here.

    mojo: Don’t even ask that because the ans­wer can’t be good.

    randy: You only show up when you feel like a dis­pute or something and you obviously only read the things which irri­tate you.

    Besi­des the post I was poin­ting out was not refe­rring to this country.

    To the con­trary I love men.

    G: I know where my friends are.
    Oh, I will for­ward my mail to you.

  16. What does this have to do with pubic hair?

    also he spe­lled “misan­dro­nist” incorrectly

  17. cooperNo Gravatar says:

    did I miss something?

  18. {illyria}No Gravatar says:

    i’m from the phi­lip­pi­nes and i didn’t even know there was such a thing. holy hell. my head’s been up {nor­way} clouds far too long.

    spring has sprung, indeed. you’ve quite the turn of phrase, lovely one.

  19. piaNo Gravatar says:

    How can fee­ling like a vir­gin again, make a woman feel better?

    There was a time when I couldn’t stop won­de­ring what it felt like not to be a virgin.

    Would never want to feel like that again as it became obsessive

    There’s a big dif­fe­rence bet­ween fee­ling tight, which can be lear­ned, and doesn’t hurt, or muti­la­ting female genitalia.

    Don’t think a soap is going to cut it in any sense

  20. sauerkrautNo Gravatar says:

    Randy sounds like one of those old cranky new englan­der types who applied witch hazel to their penis because they were too stu­pid to rea­lize it burns the living hell out of the male thing.

    There is a word for his type: misogy­nist. His type does not want to love women; his merely wants control.

    We should send the vir­gin soap to the shi’ite heads in Iran and Iraq. Let them try it on the 72 vir­gins they expect for killing each other.

  21. cooperNo Gravatar says:

    illy­ria: You must keep your head their because t’is where it belongs.

    pia: “How can fee­ling like a vir­gin again, make a woman feel better?”

    You took the words right out of my mouth.;)

    sauer­kraut: actually from what I can ascer­tain Randy is from South Caro­lina — he sho­wed up here some time back to dis­pute my opi­nion on fra­ter­nity boys who hire strip­pers and hurl racial epi­taphs. He only comes back when he wants to argue.