I found this thing in my local discount store. I have never posted with a link to a picture before; hence, I’m going to have to postphone the long-awaited joy of having it just say “linky”. But here goes.
And a closer view of the upper-left-hand corner. Yes, I had to augment it with my paint program because my scanner sucks, but I swear I didn’t change anything:
My cherished dream at last shall come true! Can’t wait til I find some other incomprehensible item from the mysterious East, or else take pictures of my cat.
BTW, the white lettering below “Love Cuffs” says, “Celebrate in style” and in the lower righthand corner it (inevitably) says,
“WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years”.
No, not for children under 3 years, not at all.
But I would think those LARGE PARTS would present more of a choking hazard.
I saw those at my local Drug Mart, hanging right next to all the other “classroom Valentine” gift packs, and I dragged my daughter (25…no children were warped) over to take a look. She agreed with me that it is just WRONG! I never thought to take a picture, though…good job!
I dated a girl that had a “My First Vibrator.” Same company and styling on the package, but for the front end, not the back.
Ironically enough, she also had a fake Hello Kitty vibrator. Rather than being real Hello Kitty on a “personal massager,” it was an actual vibe (and marketed as such,) and made to look like it was officially Hello Kitty, but it wasn’t.
ETA: After ten second of searching, here it is (the first vibe, not the fake Hello Kitty one.)
Fur-lined, or padded cuffs are for wimpy posers. Also, those types of cuffs tend to be shoddily consrtucted; they fall apart quickly and are easy to escape from. True bondage afficianados go for cold-hard steel cuffs.