Last year for Easter weekend, the guy I was dating at the time asked me to spend the holiday with him and his family. That Saturday afternoon his parents decided to go to the store to get what they needed for the next day's Easter festivities. While they were gone, my guy and I decided to get what we needed, if you catch my drift.
Right when we finished, his parents came back from the store. I immediately got under the covers and my guy got up to put on a pair of boxer shorts and a shirt. Instead of grabbing a clean pair from his drawer, he reached into the hamper, pulled out the first pair he could find, and put them on. He must have had them on inside out and backwards, because there was a two- or three-inch-wide landing strip of crusty butt mud smeared down the front of them. The consistency appeared much like ill-stirred, uncooked chocolate cake mix.
I couldn't say a word to him -- I just looked away. He's a big guy, and I didn't want to embarrass him because he was kind of sensitive. I just prayed that he wouldn't try to come up and hug and kiss me. Thankfully, he didn't. Instead, he exited the bedroom and went down to talk to his parents with his boxers unknowingly covered in brown colonic chowder.
I buried my face into a pillow, laughing and giggling, thinking about what his parents must be thinking of their son, standing there, chatting away, with a shitty imprint of his huge, dirty, sweaty butt crack on his boxers.
I lay down on my stomach and pretended to doze off, hoping that when he came back he would leave me alone, change the fecal road map that was his underwear, and perhaps take a shower. When he came into the bedroom I silently prayed that he wouldn't climb into bed and spoon me. Thankfully he did what I had hoped, and took a shower. I never told him about what I saw.
Moral of the story, guys: If you're going to just throw something on, make sure it's not covered in inner-ass sludge. Or at least put it on right-side out.
-- DiarRHEA Perlman