Monday, June 7, 2010

Sen. Matt Bartle, enemy of boobies, now has price on head

Posted by Scott Wilson on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 8:00 AM

click to enlarge The bounty on Matt Bartle just went up.
  • The bounty on Matt Bartle just went up.

Concerned that free Sublime tickets might not be inducement enough for someone to come forward and admit a dirty, dirty encounter with Missouri state Sen. Matt Bartle, one red-blooded Missouri businessman has kicked some cash into The Pitch's reward pool.

Gene Gruender, who owns the adult store Passion's (three locations for three times the Bartle apoplexy), has pledged as much as $1,000 to anyone who can prove having enjoyed endured illicit sexual contact with the cover-up-Show-Me-State legislator.
 


From left to right, Courtney Cummz, Jessica Drake and Roxy Reynolds at the Columbia Passion's.
  • From left to right, Courtney Cummz, Jessica Drake and Roxy Reynolds at the Columbia Passion's.

"I'll put $500 cash or a $1,000 in-store shopping spree toward the reward," Gruender tells The Pitch in an e-mail. "Get a big enough pot, and there is no telling what might surface. Remember when Larry Flynt put up the million? People were outing themselves!"

Gruender doesn't really think his longtime foe

is a secret sex machine, but he can hope. "Convince me it's real and

I'll pay," he says. "I really don't expect anything to be found, but it

seems fair to see if he's really living up to the standards he's trying

to put on us with the force of law. I seriously doubt we'll find

anything, but what the heck -- he's never worried about the grief he

caused me!"

Oh, and Sen. Jack Goodman? Big Louie is coming for you. A commenter claiming to be the owner of the adult-entertainment Xanadu known as Big Louie's Entertainment Complex, in St. Robert, Missouri, anted up his own bounty on the Bartle ally

last week: "I will do the same for anyone who can come up with 'dirt'

on Jack(ass)." (By the same, Big Louie presumably means Sublime

tickets.)

Tickets plus cash money? Come on, people. Results, please.

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Aside from my sophomoric fulmination at the Pitch for producing such offensive editorials, I secretly enjoy perusing the articles in search of spank bank materials. Oddly, I made it to this feature in the magazine after reading Savage Love and blowing my wad onto mom's panties, taking a breather, and refocusing on completing the exercize again with new material. I was intrigued by the picture of a guy with a ball gag- the same gag I have in my ass right now- and started to read. My owner elected to type his discourse on the article while I was at full salute with a throbbing headache. He just didn't want you guys to kinow that he was secretly turned on by a gagged guy.

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Posted by William's pecker on 06/08/2010 at 9:48 AM

Even though I'm vehemently opposed to closing strip clubs and other adult themed businesses, this is nothing short of a juvenile attempt to smear this mans name and all it will do is empower him and his supporters. This will backfire big time.

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Posted by William on 06/07/2010 at 11:24 AM

I am willing to contribute any amount of money to provide this guy a much needed strip-o-gram. Who wants in?

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Posted by Grace on 06/07/2010 at 9:59 AM

More top-notch journalism from the group of popular high school kids that didn't realize it wouldn't take them anywhere in real life. Go Pitch Blog Staff!!

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Posted by Thomas on 06/07/2010 at 7:29 AM
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