My friend Debbie aka Miss MoneyPenny (read her Secret Beaver Box) and I were discussing the idea of Worded Wednesday rather than Wordless Wednesday – not by any means a new idea, but definitely an interesting one. I’ve decided to do both simultaneously because of my penchant for dualistic comprehension. She is expecting me to write about beavers, but how can we discuss beavers without that sensation restricting implement known as the condom?
My woman and I are separated
Oh no that’s terrible
No worries . . . it’s only by 0.05mm
Most of us guys are big fans of the beaver. It might be a clean shaven beaver, beaver with a neatly trimmed mustache, beaver with protuberances and heavy gray beard (eww) or many other wondrous variations of decor – we really love them – they are our favorite animals. Before the modern man – like me – partakes of the beaveristic delights, I must:
- Have it examined by a trained medical professional
- Trim its claws
- Have it tested for disease
- Make sure it is clean
- Have a history of previous owners
- Would prefer accompanying paper work and credentials
- Make sure it doesn’t bite
- Make sure it gets its shots
- Or simply have a thin shield of latex for protection
“If I were a porn star, my name would be Beaver Cleaver . . . think about it” -Bobby Revell
I found these bizarre condom patents on Google Patent Search – my favorite is the first, very romantic indeed:

Oral Condom for Preventing Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Kissing Shield

Ankle holder for carrying condom packages

Prophylactic device for use with a telephone

TV mute finger ring - so you can hear the groans (or screams)

Multi-purpose latex condom headgear - multiple uses
You may be under the misapprehension that kissing is safe . . . it is not. The kissing shield might serve you well. For more information, read my informative article Is Kissing Safe? I describe what happened to a high school buddy when he simply kissed a girl once and his life has never been the same.
“The Pope has swept through Africa, where 5 million people are already infected with the AIDS virus, and which expects by the end of the century to have 10 million orphans whose parents have died of AIDS – and told them not to use condoms” -Brenda Maddox
“Yesterday in Egypt, archaeologists discovered the burial site for the 50 children of Ramses II… Fifty children! What I want to know is, who decided to name a condom after this guy?” -Conan O’Brien
“Recently, there’s been a trend in America that I find very disturbing . . . rewarding immoral and illegal behavior . . . For example, we now give free needles to junkies, which seems to me to be only a step away from giving condoms to rapists.” -Bill Maher
Now a poem I wrote in high school and was suspended for three days by an overly conservative administration. It could be considered offensive by some, so do not read it if you are easily offended:
Rubber
Sheathed in this rubber
I feel enveloped
in my saccule of plastic
deadened by this hull
this shroud seems too drastic
under thickened husk
more than a mouthful
Galvanized encruster
cutting off the feeling
veiling enwrapper
sensation you are stealing
beneath my synthetic rind
my gonad bark
my cortex wrapping
my hide casing
hiding the real me
I’m about to explode
imprisoned in this rubber
my unsquirted load
You protect me from venereal infection
but I can’t feel the friction
with my hooded erection
can’t even spurt my sea men
from my shielded ejection
my latex vesicle
my lubricated utricle
ruining it all. . .



#1 by Miss Moneypenny at December 17th, 2008
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Hi Bobby,
Only 0.05 degrees of separation? Could this explain why sex can be painful for some women who hear their lovers exclaim, “Don’t worry, my latex trojan won’t hurt you!” ?
Your Beaver medical checklist is the same as my Hedgehog medical checklist!
No
about your porn star name, Beaver Cleaver! I bet Jessica Lenora Summer was romantically excited about your Beaver Cleaver!
Why is that man wearing a plastic penis over his mouth in Fig. 5? Is he the son of Beaver Cleaver?
I don’t know if these patents would prevent STDs but, I do know they will prevent SEX if I saw my lover coming towards me wearing any of these strange sexual devices!
Your High School should have given you the prestigious RITA Award (Romance Writers of America) for penning your Rubber Poem!
In closing, a linky to your winky has been added to my Secret Beaver Box Post!
#2 by Revellian at December 17th, 2008
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Hi Debbie! What most people fail to realize is that the name Beaver Cleaver was made up as a joke and when studio executives failed to see the sexual innuendo, it was selected – while many cracked up behind the scenes. On another note, if people read Walt Disney’s biography, they would never again watch a Disney movie – that was one sick puppy.
I really was suspended for writing that poem. Actually, I was suspended several times for things I wrote and it has scarred me to this very day LOL!!!
#3 by teeni at December 18th, 2008
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Ah, another side of Bobby is revealed! I like the poem you wrote. I don’t think it warranted a suspension at all. Of course, now I want to read Walt Disney’s biography out of curiosity. LOL. And I never really understood Wordless Wednesday posts. In my opinion, they don’t make much sense on a blog. If someone just wants to post a picture, they could just do it on a photo hosting site. Right? I dunno. Just saying.
#4 by Revellian at December 18th, 2008
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Hi Teeni! Another side? Haha…I think I’m worn out from writing – the side of delirious Bobby, oh wait that’s me LOL!
The truth is, any article titled the same as 50 million other articles is bad. If this were a photography blog, maybe I’d be more likely to do stuff like this. Yes, Walt Disney was a very bizarre guy. Some of the things he did made my skin crawl and that is not easy to do hahaha!
#5 by Eric "Speedcat Hollydale" at December 18th, 2008
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Ummm …. yes. I was thinking the face condom could be a great beard protecter at the buffet line. No more napkins! (green is good)
While I have read many beaver posts, this one is the most rivoting, or should I say “sheathing”
This also gives me another great idea for patent submission. I am going to the Shoal Laboratory right now.
Do you know Larry Mondello? I heard he joined the foreign legion (???)
#6 by Revellian at December 18th, 2008
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Hi Eric! Yes…I think the face condom would be great for you. Hannibal Lecter said he wore one while getting it on with Oprah in his underground Internet film…haha! I look forward to your patent design!
#7 by Nurse Amanda Hugankiss at December 18th, 2008
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Gosh…this post is chock FULL of interesting information & drawings! But I’m just kicking myself for not thinking of the ankle wrap condom carrier first – DUH! However, I don’t understand why a phone would need a condom? Anyway – Wordless or Worded Beaver Wednesdays will always have a special place in my heart….and on my blog!
#8 by Revellian at December 18th, 2008
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Hi Nurse Amanda, welcome to my world of psychotic blogging! I’ve been using the ankle wrap condom carrier since 3rd grade–Father Tom taught me that old trick
Phone condoms are for phone sex silly…lol!
#9 by Jane Doe at December 18th, 2008
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Hey you, do you mind if I add you to my blogroll?
#10 by Revellian at December 18th, 2008
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Well hello Jane! I would be honored and will add yours to mine
#11 by Nurse Amanda Hugankiss at December 18th, 2008
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Call me silly, but as for phone sex…you don’t actually have sex WITH the phone….do you? (Not you personally, of course.) I am just trying to imagine, I mean understand, how these things work?
#12 by Nurse Amanda Hugankiss at December 18th, 2008
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….I mean why else would the phone need a condom?
#13 by Revellian at December 18th, 2008
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Hi Nurse Amanda! I’ve never had sex with a phone–but give me a few hours and I’ll find a way…hahaha
#14 by Jane Doe at December 18th, 2008
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k, thanks Bobby! Have a wonderful Christmas!
#15 by Revellian at December 19th, 2008
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Thank you too Jane and have a spectacular Christmas yourself!
#16 by Justin Airsoft at December 27th, 2008
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Ha ha those patents were pretty ridiculous. Considering it costs tens of thousands of dollars to patent something, I’m surprised people would spend so much on impractical things.