Broomsticks Quote by Lucy Snyder
““So, um, where's your broomstick?" he countered, his face turning pink from his effort at not laughing. "Broomsticks are *sooo* 1695," I replied, rolling my eye. "Modern witches use vibrators and drop acid just like everyone else." "What?" He frowned, looking confused. "Yeah, *flying on broomsticks* equals a big-ass euphemism for pagan women getting their freak on with broom handles greased up with morning glory butter," I said. "Sometimes strychnine. Not a good idea, but hey, back in the day they used to think a wolf's testicle wrapped in a greasy rag was a good barrier contraceptive. So, yeah, no broomsticks for me. But thanks *ever* so much for asking about my sex life when we've only just met.””
About This Quote
A humorous, irreverent riff on sexual myths and modern attitudes, juxtaposing absurd historical contraceptives with contemporary slang.
In simple terms: A funny take on weird sex myths and modern slang.
Laugh at absurdity, question outdated ideas.
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When to use this quote
- online dating
- first conversations
- sex education
- media satire
- stand‑up comedy
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What does this say about how we discuss sex?
- How do myths shape our attitudes?
May offend or alienate some audiences; humor can obscure serious topics.