Leave it to the lovely Ms
Karah to give me a gift the very first time we met in person at Amber's party a couple of weeks back. Her very thoughtful and timely gift of this educational book from the 70's came on the heels of my post about
shitty homonyms. The book is about that very topic. I humbly present to you...

Gene and Jean are twins. They are not twins who look alike. They are fraternal twins. The only thing about them that is similar is the sound of their names. Their friends call them the homonym twins.
As twins, Gene and Jean like to wear similar clothes. Right now they can get away with it because Jean hasn't developed breasts or started menstruating yet. In a few short years, they will find that Gene enjoys wearing women's panties and brassieres a great deal. But it will be his insistence on using tampons that will cause the most concern.

Gene is a quiet, thoughtful lad. For some reason, he wears turtlenecks year round, even in the sweltering heat of summer. He won't admit it to anyone, but it's because he cuts himself on his neck. It's the only thing that makes him feel alive, aside from paying hookers to stomp his balls with stiletto heels.

Jean is a loud, boisterous, freckle-faced girl. Sometimes she lets Gene do things to her in the middle of the night. Weird butt things.

Speaking of Gene and his weird butt things, he often makes Jean put her finger in the dog's butt and taste it. Gene gets a smug look on his face, knowing the power he has over his twin sister. Sir Edgar Allen Puppface, however, gets the most pleasure of all out of the deal.

Mommy and Daddy are extremely proud of Gene and Jean, so much so that they couldn't possibly think of having more children. Their precious twins are simply too perfect and no other child could possibly live up to the standards set forth by the homonym twins. Not that Daddy doesn't want to plow Mommy like an emergency snow route. His burnt umber trousers can barely contain the strain of his throbbing manhood.

Mommy probably coddles her twins far too much. At the age of 8, they still get a twice-daily breast feeding. "That's right, my darling babies. Suckle upon Mommy's luscious sweater patties. There's plenty more where this came from."

One day after their 4 o'clock feeding, Mommy put away her saggy, chewed up funbags and suggested that the twins play a treasure hunt game. "A treasure hunt?" said the twins simultaneously, "Oh boy!"
"The first clue, " said Mommy, "is 'flower'."

"Aw, Christ!" said Jean. "Is this going to be another one of those fucking homonym-related games? Seriously, we get the concept of a homonym. We don't need to learn a single factoid more about homonyms. Our names are homonyms, we're called the homonym twins, we play homonym games every god damn day, people always write homonym jokes for our variety show monologue. I mean fuck sake, enough already!"
"Shut your ungrateful cake trap, whore!" said Mommy. "You little fuckers are playing this homonym game, and you're going to enjoy it. Daddy and I need an hour or so alone so I can snort a few lines off his huge rod and wax it like a surfboard. Like I said, you're first clue is 'flower.'"
Jean sighed. "Very clever, Mommy. You say 'flower,' and we're supposed to immediately think of a pretty, blooming flower growing in the ground. But really you mean flour, like baking flour. It's a homonym. Har de har. Next time, give us an easy one."

"Wow, you really are one ungrateful little shit, aren't you, Jean!" said Mommy. Without another word, she jammed her arm into Jean's virgin vagina up to the elbow. "OWWWWWW! Mommy, that hurts! I'm bleeding!" Jean cried
"Shhhhhhhhhhhh! Shush, little girl. Let mommy smell your juices."

Gene, completely used to this sort of behavior, dashed off with Sir Edgar Allen Puppface in a giddy spasm to search for clues. "Dumbass," yelled Jean with a contemptuous snort, "where the hell are you going? I just told you where the clue is. It's in the flour bag in the house, shit for brains!"

Dense as ever, Gene ignored her and quickly became lost in his own little world. He imagined himself hunched over the arm of the casting couch, trying to get a role in a revival of
Kiss Me, Kate.

Two minutes later, Jean sprinted from the house. "Gene, before you get prostate deep in understudies, here's the clue. Remember? The one I've told you about twice now? Well, the card just has the letter 'U' on it."

Sir Edgar Allen Puppface, a trained drug-sniffing dog, took a deep whiff of the clue card. Gene giggled with amusement. "Ha ha! Mommy must be using our clue cards to shore up her lines on Daddy's rock hard wang. His huge... throbbing..."
"Ok, ok!" shrieked Jean. "All the time with Daddy's rock hard johnson this and Daddy's throbbing manmeat that. Why don't you and his ridiculously huge dick just get a room already?"

"Come on, Jean. You know I swing both ways. Pinchy pinchy!"

"Gene, just because I let you put night light bulbs and pine cones in my butthole doesn't mean I like it. I put all my womanly stock into Sir Edgar Allen Puppface here. A little peanut butter down south, and he's good to go. Here, boy!"

It was just then that Gene realized he was overdue for his ass cancer meds. The tumors on the tops of his buttocks showed no signs of getting smaller, but he diligently dug into his med sack.

Ignoring her brother's disgusting illness, Jean postulated that the 'U' clue might be some sort of reference to sheep or a pronoun.

This was the stupidest idea Gene had ever heard. "Just for that, here come the pine cones, bitch!"

Just then, Sir Edgar Allen Puppface found the next clue in a tree. "Of course!" the twins yelped simultaneously. The yew tree in the back yard harbored the key to continuing yet another boring-ass afternoon without cool stuff like internet access or parental supervision.

The clue read "horse."
"Sweet! I'll bet we have to find whores" said Jean.
"Why go out looking for whores when we've got the biggest one in town right here?" retorted Gene.
"You little prick! I'll fuck your shit up fu manchu style!"
"You don't talk that way to me, little girl! I'm a man, and what I say is the way it is, see!"
Jean was long since exasperated with this argument. "Alright, alright. We're getting out of hand here. We're both going to yell ourselves hoarse."

Jean realized she had it! "Ha! HOARSE!! Of course, of course! Ha ha haaaaa!! It has to be that because 'horse' is too obvious."
"That's very clever, Jean, but how does the word 'hoarse' help us?" asked Gene, who tried to shoot his sister with a mind laser.

"I don't know, smartass! It might mean we should look down your throat, but all we'd find there would be DNA samples from a half dozen Tony Award winners. I'm as stumped as you."

At that moment, Jean noticed Sir Edgar Allen Puppface playfully following a flitting bumblebee.

"Aw, that's adorable!" cooed Jean. "He likes the bee. Wait, bees? Honey? Honey is used to soothe sore throats. HOARSE throats! I mean yeah, it's a totally lame stretch, but what do you expect from Mommy and her stupid homonym games?" Jean rushed to the kitchen to the generic jar labeled "Honey," the same suspicious hand-labeled jar that had no nutritional information or UPC code, only a crudely drawn bee and a misspelled scribbled note indicating it was a "Produkkto dee Mexsiko." She lifted the jar to find the next clue, the word "Trunk."

"Weeeeeaaaak!" sighed Gene. "So what, we're supposed to picture elephant trunks and steamer trunks and tree trunks and--oh, what, it's probably the tree trunk. The one with the knothole where I hide my man porn."

Jean was all too familiar with Gene's late night dick rubbing sessions to his man porn and knew exactly which tree he was talking about. They ran at top speed to get there. The sooner they could wrap this shitty game up, the sooner they could go curiously spy on Mommy and Daddy humping on each other like randy spooge monkeys.

Gene sprouted a huge erection at the very thought of his man porn, so Jean did the climbing to save Gene from chaffing his dick... more so. Sir Edgar Allen Puppface took it as an opportunity to roll around in some orange rabbit turds.

The card said "which" and did not follow the previous cards' convention of capitalizing the words.

Jean joked, "I'll bet it's a witch like me!"

Gene wasn't having it. "Naw, baby. Witches don't have sweet little titty nubbins like those. Here comes the honk machine!"

Then a witch flew by...

...shat on Jean's head...

...and dropped a hairbrush out of her green, pudding-filled snatch. "A snatchy hairbrush?" pondered Gene.

It was just then that Sir Edgar Allen Puppface began sniffing around a gigantic cooking pot sitting out on the patio for some reason.

"It's a hare!" cried the twins. "Wait," said Jean. "How did the witchy snatch brush clue about hair and hare lead us here.?" It didn't. There was no logical path to follow to this pot. "That wasn't a god damn clue -- it just told us what we were going to find. So not only was it not a clue, it spoiled the ending of the game!"

Mommy and Daddy, apparently finished with their dirty drug-fueled tryst, emerged from the house covered in white powder, glitter, and semen.

Gene and Jean were so incensed by this travesty of a treasure hunt game that they decided to smother the hare.

The twins threw the dead rabbit into the yard pot and left it for Sir Edgar Allen Puppface to defile as he saw fit. But Sir Edgar Allen had no interest in the rabbit. Instead, he took a dump in Daddy's slippers. A big, kibble-filled, splattered liquidump that stripped the varnish from the hardwood floors and brought the entire family closer together. Truly this was indeed the shittiest homonym.

The End.