Nipple or Not?

A
retired veteran claims he encountered a rare nipple sighting yesterday afternoon
while casually strolling the city streets. Frederick Fudd, distant cousin of
the late Elmer Fudd, alerted authorities when he allegedly saw a tiny brown
wonder while crossing an intersection. Luckily, traffic cameras snapped a few
shots before the mysterious object disappeared beneath fabric. Scientists are
now scrambling to verify the sighting.



"What we need to determine is if the exposed area is indeed part of a woman's nipple
or a mole," Professor Cuppington explained. "Nipples are rare this time of
year, north of the equator. If what Fudd saw was indeed a nipple, it will be new
evidence supporting global warming. If it's a mole, I'm going to be fucking teed,
as will an estimated ten million men when they realize they masturbated to a
damn mole."



When Fudd posted the now famous pictures on his Facebook page, people began
viewing and sharing at record rates. Rallies cropped up in major cities,
appropriately named "Occupy Bald Teat." Fudd had no idea he'd be the spark that
caused numerous sick days, random gatherings, hand jive, and a shortage of
poster paper and Sharpies.



"Look, I don't know nothing about any mole. What I saw was definitely a nipple
on the end of some part-Asian girl's tit. It wasn't no wart neither. Son, do
you have any idea how many nipples a man my age has seen? Thousands, I tell ya.
Mole, shmole. Damn ingrates trying to make me look stupid."



Demonstrators marched outside of the nation's capital with signs supporting
Fudd, such as:

"Jobs or nipples—we'll take either or both, please."

"Don't tax the tatas."

"Dang, it's nipply out."

"The end (of her boob) is near."

"Jane 36:DD."

"Hi Mom. Was I breastfed?"

"God save the funbags."

"Nobody wants to motorboat moles."

"Nothing would be finer than to also see vagin-er."

"Fudd is Godd!"



The movement has certainly gained media attention as Fudd is scheduled to
appear on Conan and in a local strip mall parking lot outside Subway. Although
Fudd claims to be a Christian conservative, some Republican Party members have
questioned his resolve, referring to his view as a "false nipple."




"How can
we be sure it's a nipple?" asked a reverend supporter of republican candidates.
"Sure, there are millions of milk-bearing boobie berries on God's green earth,
but He never meant to have them confused with skin maladies. There is only one
true nipple. In times like these, we need to ask, 'What would Jesus do?'"





When
reporters caught up to Fudd at his home and told him about the reverend's
comments, he responded, "I'll tell ya what Jesus would do: He's point and say, 'Look
at those tits!' just like I did." It was the last comment obtained from Fudd
before he slammed his camper door and mumbled something indiscernible.




Only
time will tell if that controversial brown dot was nipple or not.