Classic Pitt Report 165--Wife Withholding

Originally posted on my first blog, on June 18, 2009

New Ink Pitt--Thug Wife pt. 6 of 6: Wife Withholding

She-Peepers Abused by J-Diddy!

J-Diddy has been reunited with She-Peepers, who after several years being present in the Ink/Shit Pitts, was revealed to be J-Diddy’s wife.  It seems that J-Diddy was married to her back when she stalked Mr. Peepers.  J-Diddy forced his wife to stalk Mr. Peepers in an effort to get revenge on him for taking his spot in the original Ink Pitt.  However, She-Peepers fell in love with Mr. Peepers, and left J-Diddy, who was abusive and manipulative.  After the whole Mr. Peepers fiasco, She-Peepers went on to have relationships with Optic Ink Eye and Rufus the retard.  Now, once more with her husband, and held hostage inside his new apartment, She-Peepers has been facing his abusive wrath over her leaving him.  The beatings were interrupted today by Wilbur, Trevor, and Rufus.  J-Diddy answered the door, afraid that they had found him out, and would try to stop him from beating She-Peepers.  The Hydricks said they knew what was going on, but it wasn’t what J-Diddy expected.  Wilbur and Trevor said that it wasn’t right that J-Diddy had been hiding the fact that he had a wife.  They knew that he had been only recently reunited with his long lost brothers, and didn’t know their ways, so they understood.  However, Wilbur and Trevor said that he needed to learn real fast about the Hydrick family code.  Basically, the code stated that if one Hydrick had a wife, then all the brothers got a turn with her.  This got under J-Diddy’s skin, and he told them to leave.  Wilbur and Trevor were basically saying that he should give She-Peepers up to them at that moment so they could have sex with her!  Rufus realized that J-Diddy was beating She-Peepers, and said so, but the Hydricks didn’t listen.  Wilbur and Trevor were too into their backwoods redneck code and horniness to care.  J-Diddy refused them again.  Wilbur and Trevor then told him that because he said no to his brothers in this matter, that there would be some serious repercussions.

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