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Welcome To The Summer Of Allegra Didgeridoo

Allegra Didgeridoo’s tits walked into the Carlyle Hotel and the rest of her followed close behind. She admits to 26 years on the planet, but is a woman, and cannot be trusted to give her true age.

And what a woman. Tall, but only when standing on a box, or if you are asking a child; skinny, but not gross skinny, and certainly not skinny around the chest, where her tits are. Her skin glows like one of Wonka’s Golden Tickets, but you would never exchange her for a tour around a candy factory.  When she’s not wearing clothes–in the shower, perhaps, or when she’s been paid vast amounts to not wear clothes–she is naked. Allegra is not naked now, but I can imagine what she’s look like naked, because I have several screen-caps of her nude scenes on my phone.

“Have you ever seen naked pictures of yourself on a journalist’s phone?” I ask her as she slides into the booth. God, I wish I were that banquette.

“Wha?” she says, seductively.

I show her, scrolling through half-a-dozen shots. Ass. Titties. Whole package.

“Uh-huh. That’s, uh…yeah. Huh,” Allegra says, pretending to be creeped out. She looks just like Audrey Hepburn when she pretends to be creeped out.

I forgot to tell you: Allegra Didgeridoo is from New Zealand, which is a country off the coast of Australia. If Australia is Texas, then New Zealand is Austin. New Zealand is Australia 30 years ago, and Australia is America 50 years ago, so New Zealand is virtually prehistoric. Wallabies serve in their Parliament or Congress or Duma or whatever they have down there. (I did not do even the most basic of research for this piece, besides downloading all those naked pictures of Allegra.)

Life in New Zealand is slow, and small: they just got electricity in February, but then a sheep walked into a transformer, and now they do not have electricity again. They also do not have soap, but they do have soap operas, which is where Allegra–along with half of the Avengers–got her start. As New Zealand is so small, and Allegra so fuckable, she was famous before the second commercial break of her first show, which was of course live because of the backwardness and whatnot.

And why not? She is hot. So fucking hot. Eyes as blue as the balls of the men she refuses. Calves that a dairy farmer would take pride in. A hip-to-waist ratio that signifies health and fertility. Nipples that you could hang an umbrella off, and not one of those cheapy street-corner jobs – a golf umbrella with a corporate logo. Allegra’s legs go all the way from the floor to her vagina, which I have not seen but imagine looks like a Venus Flytrap covered in morning dew. Her mouth is too big for her face, but the right size for…well, you’ll just have to buy a ticket, won’t you?

Allegra and I ordered dinner: she asked for a salad, like a woman; I ordered a steak. We discussed her upcoming film projects–she has 31 films coming out this year–and I pretended to record the conversation while I thought about a discussion I had with a man.

“The thing about Allegra,” legendary producer Garry Weinberg told me at his palatial Beverly Hills home, “is that you need to fuck her. Do I want to hump Cate Blanchett? Sure. Would I like to shtup Scarlett Johansson? Okay. But Allegra? I’d do it all for that nookie.”

Garry’s butler took our dirty dishes wherever dirty dishes go.

“That’s why I knew she had to play Dale Arden in my Buck Rogers movie. I’ve been trying to get it off the ground for a decade.”

“That’s so odd, Garry,” I said. “Tarzan is such a modern idea that isn’t irretrivably based in centuries-old racism.”

“You mean Buck Rogers.”

“Oh right, sure.”

“I had to have her, and as soon as we had hired the male lead, we offered her 70% of his salary and the rest is history.”

Have I mentioned her tits? I feel like I should ask her about them.

“Allegra, if you only were able to save one of your tits from a house fire, which one would it be?”

“Excuse me?” She is kittenish and frisky.

“I notice you’re not wearing a bra,” I say.

“Is there a question?”

“No.”

God, she’s got a perfect nose. I want to pick her nose; I would eat her boogers; I would wear clothes made exclusively from her used Kleenex. And her mouth, Jesus fucking Christ, her mouth. You know that thing where you put your finger in your mouth and it goes POP when you remove it? I want to do with that, except with her mouth and using my dick instead of a finger.

Our evening is over, and I cannot wait to go home and write about how much I want to fuck her, which is the best compliment you can give a woman, and only a real bitch would get offended by.

She looks great walking away, so I take a few pictures but forget to turn the flash off; she turns around and pretends to be disgusted and exhausted and bored, but I still want to fuck her.

Thoughts On The Suicide Squad Trailer

  • I’ve been doing a bunch of these lately, and I apologize if they bore you, but these superhero movies astound me.
  • So many intelligent and creative people working such long hours to make something so dumb.
  • This is DC’s attempt at a Guardians of the Galaxy-style wacky team-up mixed with a Deadpool-style vulgarity, although I’m sure The Dirty Dozen will be brought up at the press junket.
  • Which makes sense because this is The Dirty Dozen with super-powers and without Telly Savalas and also it doesn’t make sense: the essential premise of the film makes no sense whatsoever.
  • We open on very serious people around a very serious table.
  • “What if Superman ate the President?” one of them asks, kinda.
  • This movie asks us to believe that these serious people around that serious table believe the answer to the problem of Superman is a group of psychopathic metahumans led by a guy who can shoot guns very well.
  • Why don’t you just send Annie Oakley up against the Kryptonian?
  • Don’t get me wrong: Superman will certainly have his hands full fighting a guy with some guns, a woman in hot pants, a crocodile-person, another woman with a sword, and a tattooed fellow who shoots fire from his hands.
  • Fire will stop Superman.
  • And then the first two bad signs in the trailer: Jared Leto does a Joker laugh that you can tell he practiced really hard, and the DC logo appears.
  • I fail to see why we should trust these people any more.
  • Batman Begins was half-good (go back and watch it again); Superman Returns was a bore except for Kevin Spacey; Dark Knight Rises was incomprehensible, self-serious, and slow; Man of Steel was a war crime; you know about my Batman v. Superman boycott.
  • Dark Knight ruled, so that means DC is batting .166; that is below  the Mendoza Line.
  • The team of bad guys is assembled, but under the tightest security: they are all strapped into Hannibal Lecter chairs and brought to an airfield, where they are immediately released and given weapons and explosives while all the soldiers in the area gawk.
  • Margot Robbie is given a longer introduction than the other members of squad due to being preternaturally pleasant to look at.
  • I’m sure she has other talents, but she’s simply incredible at being looked at.
  • In fact, she is so appealing to the eye, that it stymies the higher brain functions that might ask “Why is the woman in the hot pants included in the super-team?”
  • “Not hot pant-shaming here; it’s just that she has no super-powers. She has a bat. I know there’s a woman with a sword, but I believe it’s a magic sword. Margot Robbie is just a woman in hot pants with a baseball bat. That describes half the women in Florida. Why is she on the team?”
  • Instead, she’s so pretty that you stop asking dopey questions.
  • Will Smith is playing Deadpool or Deathsmith or Darksmash or Diphthong or something like that: he shoots guns.
  • That’s it.
  • Second Amendment Hawkeye, basically.
  • He is the leader of the team because he is Will Smith.
  • Although, to be honest: you can’t make the crocodile-person the leader of the team.
  • During the shots of the Suicide Squad getting their weapons, the crocodile-person got a hoodie, and I was happy for him.
  • His skin must dry out in the sun.
  • There is also the previously-mentioned lady with a sword, who has a samurai theme to her costume, and Cara Delevingne, who has a Commes des Garcon theme to her costume.
  • Delevingne is playing the Enchantress, and you can tell from the name that he powers will be completely made up along the way.
  • Scarlet Witch, basically.
  • Jai Courtney is involved in this film; he plays Captain Boomerang.
  • Both clauses of the last sentence are awful.
  • I assume they’re trick boomerangs, but still: fuck you.
  • My patience is virtually nil for the guy with the gun and the woman with the bat, but I simply will not tolerate some doofus hucking Australian backscratchers.
  • Especially if he’s played by Jai Courtney.
  • Tattoo-face shoots the fire from his hands a couple times.
  • Action.
  • Fighting.
  • One-liners.
  • Rockets.
  • Helicopters.
  • Boomerang.
  • And then Batman and the Joker show up.
  • Well, Batman shows up.
  • Jared Leto shows up, and he is appearing as the Joker in this movie.
  • Dunno if Joker shows up.
  • Let’s say this: Jared Leto engages in Jokering.
  • This isn’t your daddy’s Joker, mostly because your daddy’s Joker didn’t make you cringe in embarrassment.
  • Batman is played by Ben Affleck, who has been given all the money in the world by Warner Brothers, and he leaps off of stuff and jumps on things and, in one shot, clings to a speeding car like Shatner in T.J. Hooker.
  • We end where we began: the premise.
  • In a world with super-powered humans, the solution to a problem is never “add more super-powered humans.”
  • You posit a world with super-heroes and villains, and I’ll accept that, but don’t ask me to buy that everyone else is a complete moron.
  • Margot Robbie is a babe.