MH-469 Hard-on the Saddle

FOREWORD

If a football coach followed Judson Riderd’s theories, he would see to it that every lineman went into play with an enormous erection.

The findings of Freud, that libido is the most important motivation for human endeavors, had been proven and accepted. Sex drives are, directly or indirectly, back of most ambitions and achievements. The destinies of nations have been swayed by amorous cravings of the rulers. In the business world, sex appeal makes up much of the volume of the advertising and commercial activity. In interpersonal relations, an individual seeks, regardless of what he does to make a living, entertainment and recreation in company with kindred ids.

Judd was new at the sex game. Everything was an experiment with him. His discoveries were not always orthodox. He applied them the best way he could. They worked for him, to capture prizes at horse shows.

Whether his methods should be publicized—adopted for general use—taught in junior high school—is questionable.

The latent powers in each person’s erotic glands is a recognizable fact. Like atomic reactions, the ways they are released by the individual can determine their destructive or constructive values. What is best for one may not succeed for another.

Each reader must seek his own fission point; how he can use his horniness to be the most potent and productive. Whether he works in an air-conditioned office, or swelters in the mills, or rides in horse shows, or quarterbacks a pro pigskin team—the choices remain his.

Maybe Judd’s idea of turning the locker room into wholesale orgies would win more football games…