Fears of Pink Dollar Flight Due to Oral Sex Ban
  TalkingCock.com,
  November 11, 2003 (satire)
  http://www.talkingcock.com/html/article.php?sid=1241
  By K.K. Cheow
  Financial analysts have expressed fears that the
  Gahmen’s plans to attract consumer spending by homosexuals is being
  undermined by the courts’ recent meting out of a prison sentence to a
  policeman convicted of having oral sex.
  Said Biggers Ballas analyst Kong Cheow Way, “The Gahmen
  has been trying to make Singapore more gay-friendly, even going so far as to
  allow them to penetrate the civil service. But the ban on oral sex severely
  limits their range of social activities. No amount of theatres or bars will
  compensate for this lack.”
  People Lick Us, a homosexual lobby group in Singapore,
  released a statement saying, “If you’re gay, not being able to indulge in
  oral sex really sucks. I mean, if they’re like this about oral sex, we
  don’t even want to think about anal sex! What assholes!”
  Said lawyer Chia Lum Par, “The policeman has real
  grounds for appeal. Before this, the courts held that oral sex as a prelude to
  intercourse was fine. But this was a case where the participants both
  restricted themselves to oral sex alone. It’s stupid to say oral sex in one
  instance is fine, but not in another. There would be a complete defence if
  someone said, ‘Oh, we intended to proceed from oral sex to intercourse, but
  I couldn’t tahan and just came.’ The case was poorly argued. I believe the
  oral submissions before the judge were completely fallacious.”
  Meanwhile, women’s groups are confused about their
  position. Said Singapore Women Against Licking Lovers and Other Wrongs
  (SWALLOW) spokesperson Miss Boh Ho Chia, “There’s a double standard. Many
  men force us to chew their lap cheongs, while they refuse to munch on our
  oysters. With this ban, we can equalize the inequality.”
  The Gahmen has yet to issue an official statement on the
  oral sex controversy, though sources say the Cabinet believes the issue has
  been “blown out of proportion.”
  
  [Home] [World] [Singapore]