Here's the breakdown:
Point: Tai binds her breasts = modification of a secondary sexual characteristic (at least according to some whack-job judge who equated breasts with a man's beard in a case involving the fondling thereof (breasts, not a beard).
Assumption: Near Lurker attacks his (making an assumption here, as I didn't turn him over and check) presumably hirsute form with a machete* to remove body hair = modification of a secondary sexual characteristic.
Conjecture—this process weighs heavily on Near Lurker, and any mention of modification of a secondary sexual characteristic makes him think of his daily safaris.
Suspicion—Carl-E did not see Mork and Mindy back in the day, and was thus not exposed to Mr. Williams' incredible resemblance to a rug on those occasions when he pranced 'out of the shower' wearing only a showercap and a towel round his waist. Those of us who did—we remember. Whether in horror, fascination, or rejoicing that, 'hey, at least I don't look like that,' we remember. Some of us (who, sadly, wasted too many thirty-minute periods of our lives we'll never, ever get back watching M&M, but at least, Holy Mother of God, we stopped watching after Jonathan Winters joined the cast) also remember Pam Dawber reporting that on one occasion Mr. Williams, sure the in-studio audience couldn't see him, didn't bother with the towel. She made herself not react—brave woman.
*Ouch, we say.