Atlanta, GA -- Following years of controversy the pill RU-Dun is finally making its way to pharmacy shelves after the FDA gave its final approval this past Mardi Gras.
Originally formulated to euthanize stray cats, RU-Dun is being hailed as a victory for women to seeking control their reproductive freedom. RU-Dun is seen as a way out of those awkward, early morning introductions to his family after a night in their basement.
“Women need this,†said Diane Muffbacher, the manufacturer’s spokesperson. “Just because you wake-up next to someone that enthusiastically shows off his Wrestle-Mania ticket stub collection doesn’t mean a woman should have to pay for that mistake for the rest of her life.â€
“This is for those women who might otherwise be trapped in relationships trying to support a mullet and an ’86 Camaro.â€
One RU-Dun user echoed her sentiments, “I can’t tell you how many times I’ve woken-up with a taste in my mouth akin to cheap broccoli cheese soup only to realize, ‘Oh my God! He took me to TGI Friday’s.’â€
But many have been critical, believing that proclamations of love are still valid, even if made between bouts of tequila-induced vomiting.
Others watching the controversy suggested Notatol, the birth control pill that immediately causes a headache. Still others suggested the responsibility must be shared between men and women citing new research into a male libido dampening pill that makes a woman’s thighs appear 50 pounds heavier