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almostwittyI'm watching wild and surrealist British stand-up raconteur and comedian Russell Brand promoting his new autobiography of his "eventful" life, which apparently starts with him checking into a clinic for sexual addiction.
It strikes me that Russell must be quite lucky to have sexual addiction problems, what with ladies apparently finding him generally attractive and therefore there's always a dealer. And of course, sex is (generally) free at the point of purchase. What happens if there's a sexual addict who just can't get laid?
(Then again, we are talking about a man who was addicted to all sorts of drugs, and thought it'd be a jolly good idea on September 12, 2001 to turn up for his daily job presenting MTV dressed as Osama Bin Laden...)
It strikes me that Russell must be quite lucky to have sexual addiction problems, what with ladies apparently finding him generally attractive and therefore there's always a dealer. And of course, sex is (generally) free at the point of purchase. What happens if there's a sexual addict who just can't get laid?
(Then again, we are talking about a man who was addicted to all sorts of drugs, and thought it'd be a jolly good idea on September 12, 2001 to turn up for his daily job presenting MTV dressed as Osama Bin Laden...)
