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When hub first saw this Kia commercial, one of our friends saw the tall red guy and said, “What’s that?” Hub replied, “I dunno, but it sure looks like a French tickler to me.” Hilarity ensued. :smiley:

Don’t be so sure. :wink:

From the FAQ on oral sex.

:dubious: Well, that’s one way to do a blowjob I suppose.

That’s actually Muno from the kids’ show Yo Gabba Gabba.

Why would blowing air into the vagina of a pregnant woman be dangerous?

I remember watching that Doctor Sue (or whoever the sex doctor is) and she had a caller asking if it would harm his wife if he urinated inside of her (fetish play) and she said the girlie parts could take it. If it can withstand urine I think it can take air.

She doesn’t have to be pregnant. It deals with the phenomenon of “Air Emboli”
Ask Alice.

Wow. I learn the weirdest shit.

Which begs the question, why would you develop a kids program around a french tickler? :smiley:

  1. An electric toothbrush (just the hand-held part, without the little brush) will get you from zero to sixty, toot sweet. Or so I’ve heard.

  2. Vibrating thingies in the Vermont Country Store catalog should be no surprise to anyone. It’s not aimed at oldsters, it’s aimed at baby boomers - look at the stuff, all nostalgic overpriced ephemera from childhood! Toys, candies, food, and things their moms used to own - all aimed at baby boomers. We aren’t shuffling around with walkers or retiring to Happy Acres yet, in case you haven’t noticed. My 60 year old neighbors are bikers, my 50 year old cousin is married to a man almost 20 years her junior, and I know scads of boomers who run marathons, wear short skirts and high heels, and yeah, still get an itch to scratch. That itch is NOT confined to the young and clueless. (end of lecture).

Well, it was the statement that the speculum was MORE controversial than the vibrator that had me all, :confused:, and shit