The Autoblow users creed
We couldn’t help but notice how, with only very few changes, the Rifleman’s Creed perfectly matches the affinity an owner of an Autoblow Blast feels about his machine. The Rifleman’s Creed was written in 1941 by General William H. Rupertus. It is now a part of Marine’s doctrine and all Marines have to learn the creed by heart. It was featured most notably in Stanley Kramer’s film ‘Full Metal Jacket.’
The Autoblow Blast is a strangely addictive fully automatic blowjob machine that perfectly simulates a deep throat blowjob. It’s also a peaceful machine because, even though a lot of shooting is involved, it doesn’t kill anyone. It makes them pull faces and make ungodly noises, but it has never killed a living soul, and it has no enemies, only keen and envious admirers. Like a rifle, it should never leave your side while you own it, or you may no own it for very long.
Whether you’re a fully trained Marine, or just an ordinary citizen, you can acquire the Autoblow Blast, hold it close to you and repeat this creed.
This is my Autoblow. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My Autoblow is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I master my life. My Autoblow, without me, is useless. Without my Autoblow, I am useless. I must control my Autoblow true. I must shoot straighter than my neighbor who is trying to compete with me. I must shoot before he shoots.
My Autoblow and I know that what counts is not the rounds I fire, the noise I make, nor the faces I pull. We know that it is the climaxes that count.
I will learn my Autoblow as a brother. I will learn its parts, its accessories, its silicone sleeve its beads and yes, even its multi-speed controller. I will keep my Autoblow clean and ready, even as I am clean and ready. We will become part of each other, (at least while I am using it).
My Autoblow and myself are the foundations of my sex life. We are the saviors of my life. So be it.


