Monday, August 15, 2005
I read the articles so you don't have to
The September issue of Playboy has an article about Jose Canseco's ex-wife Jessica, to go along with some photographs of her in which she's wearing ballet shoes but seems to have forgotten to put on her tutu, or her leotard, or anything else a ballerina might wear. Actually, I take that back -- she's wearing leg warmers in a couple of the photos.
Anyway, the article is chock full of fascinating facts. For example, Jose met her at a Hooters in Cleveland, where she was only in her third day on the job -- and the very next night, Jose made blooper-reel history with the home-run-bouncing-off-his-head incident. She says he likes his women "meaty," so he often encouraged her to eat more. Also, she claims to have had sex with him in Fenway Park. And, yes, she reports that there was a lot of steroid-related testicular shrinkage, but since he was also taking human growth hormone, the other part of the frank-'n'-beans combo was larger than normal. (They did have a daughter together, so everything was apparently working well enough.)
Things went badly once she realized he was cheating on her; she found such items as Jose's private cell phone (she cracked the voice mail password and found messages from four women) and a little black book in which Jose had made copious notes about physical descriptions of various women so he could remember who was who. Her last-ditch effort to save the relationship was a menage a trois involving her, Jose, and a friend of hers, but it didn't work.
Elsewhere in this issue of Playboy, we learn that "when you're Hef, every day is an adventure," as we have been learning in Playboy for over 50 years now. (I mean the royal "we," obviously.)
Actually, there was some useful information in this Playboy, although it's not baseball-related: I learned of the existence of this upcoming Rhino box set, although I'm a little dubious about the August 30th date, since it's listed on neither Amazon.com nor rhino.com (although rhino.com only lists their releases for the 16th and 23rd).
Anyway, the article is chock full of fascinating facts. For example, Jose met her at a Hooters in Cleveland, where she was only in her third day on the job -- and the very next night, Jose made blooper-reel history with the home-run-bouncing-off-his-head incident. She says he likes his women "meaty," so he often encouraged her to eat more. Also, she claims to have had sex with him in Fenway Park. And, yes, she reports that there was a lot of steroid-related testicular shrinkage, but since he was also taking human growth hormone, the other part of the frank-'n'-beans combo was larger than normal. (They did have a daughter together, so everything was apparently working well enough.)
Things went badly once she realized he was cheating on her; she found such items as Jose's private cell phone (she cracked the voice mail password and found messages from four women) and a little black book in which Jose had made copious notes about physical descriptions of various women so he could remember who was who. Her last-ditch effort to save the relationship was a menage a trois involving her, Jose, and a friend of hers, but it didn't work.
Elsewhere in this issue of Playboy, we learn that "when you're Hef, every day is an adventure," as we have been learning in Playboy for over 50 years now. (I mean the royal "we," obviously.)
Actually, there was some useful information in this Playboy, although it's not baseball-related: I learned of the existence of this upcoming Rhino box set, although I'm a little dubious about the August 30th date, since it's listed on neither Amazon.com nor rhino.com (although rhino.com only lists their releases for the 16th and 23rd).
Labels: Fenway Park, jessica canseco, jose canseco, music, steroids
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When dating or sleeping with Jose Canseco, one should always take care to make sure that it is Jose Canseco you're sleeping with, not his twin brother, Ozzie.
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