Zipper

Zipper (n. ZIPP-er [Yiddish]) is a metallic device, used in the Jewish bris or Christian circumcision ceremony to remove the foreskin of a male infant, usually eight days after birth.

History

Zippers first appeared approximately 3500--4000 years ago. The first recorded mention of the zipper is in the Pentateuch--also called Torah (i.e., the first five books of the biblical Old Testament). In Genesis 17:10-11 one finds the passage, "This is my covenant with you... every male among you shall be circumcised."

The Zipper in Modern Times

This woman has a zipper for a tail

Today zippers are commonly used in nearly all Western cultures, by Judeo-Christians, Pagans, even Atheists, as well as by females in addition to males. Zippers are ubiquitous in our society. One finds zippers on pants, shirts, shoes, luggage, book-bags, CD-cases, sofa cushions, tents, and basically any other place one might find an uncircumcised penis.

The Zipper in Psychology

Freud, nearing his death, noted the widespread presence of zippers with curiousity, which caused him to re-draft his theory of human behavior. Zippers figured highly in his new psychology. All humans shared universal tendencies, and these tendencies could be categorized by gender.

Males and Zippers

The Oedipus Complex 1.) "Every male wants to sleep with his mother" 2.) "Every male wants to kill his father" Amendment 1.) [Freud stated:] "Every male has had his member injured and seeks to avoid that pain in the future. The overwhelming presence of zippers on such a wide variety of products leads me believe that all males are attracted to zippers in the hopes of dismemberment; however, fornication or intent to fornicate must first occur before the zipper can function properly. To generalize, every male wishes to fornicate with everything in the hopes of losing his member.

Females and Zippers

1.) Females suffer from penis envy. 2.) Females use zippers in the hopes of growing a penis and then losing it.

Stages of a Zipper's life

Larva

Zippers, like humans, are Colonialists. They live together and die alone.

Independent

Once the Zippers are 18 Zipper years old, they start moving out of the colony. After this most zippers choose to find a job and live alone. Some others form gangs and become hunters.

Hunters

These are the most violent form of zippers known.They spare nobody and train themselves for kill.

Domestication

Some of the Zippers that are caught ,are domesticated and used by human for their clothing needs.

Honours

The zippers which perform the assigned duty well are decorated with various medals and rewards. And are provided a proper retirement.

Annihilation

This is the last stage of a Zipper's life. The zippers that die in service are provided proper funeral and are stored in really huge containers.

A colony of zipper Larva	A gang of Hunter Zippers ,attacking an unsuspecting human female	A bunch of captured zippers ,held at fox river penetentiary.Eventually some might get released for good behaviour.
Domesticated zipper ,helping her master	Medals waiting to be dispatched to the best zippers	A zipper ,KIA
Buried Zippers

Summary

Although Freud's latest work was largely overlooked and is today highly controversial, chances are zippers will not go away any time soon.

See Also

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