Hello beautiful people. Since Roe v. Wade is no more sex is too risky. So I'm looking for a potent woman-less safe sex toy that doesn't give my pee pee cancer. What are some EMF safe sex toys?
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@JuanBaNaNa needs something like that, but he's so small that it would be "tighter" if he used a cheerio.
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I thought he would rather have this.
When it comes to presents I hear he would rather receive than give if you know what i mean
From the shelf of interesting things
pat g 73188 a Veedee vibratory massager (or veni vici which would be Latin for I came I conquered, you normally hearing in the phrase veni, vidi, vici or I came; I saw; I conquered)
Better version that is not my flaky chrome example as well as box and extra heads
https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co137752/veedee-vibratory-massager-vibrator
General story is vibratory massage, generally to orgasm, was once a cure for what ails you, especially for the ladies of high society, administered by nice young doctors of course. After suffering... I suppose literally wanker's cramp and RSI from such endeavours being rather widespread they turned to mechanical advantage (in this case the rotary hand crank motion usually as seen in an eggbeater drill is instead attached to an eccentric with has a replaceable end on the point of greatest vibration. I found mine a few years ago at a car boot sale from a dead man's tools -- he was a fibreglass repair type by the other contents of the box so makes sense for removing bubbles. Never the less it could possibly be used for its original purpose again.
According to the link above that is some time between 1901 and 1930 so does not predate Marconi's radio (that would be late 1890s) but would possibly predate BBC radio at least and the wider introduction of electricity into the home (industry had since adopted it, and medical electricity if you want to go to Galvani and Volta was 1700s with earlier options still even if you don't go in for the Baghdad battery stuff or hoping someone did not run past something metal carrying a lodestone).
pat g 73188 a Veedee vibratory massager (or veni vici which would be Latin for I came I conquered, you normally hearing in the phrase veni, vidi, vici or I came; I saw; I conquered)
Better version that is not my flaky chrome example as well as box and extra heads
https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co137752/veedee-vibratory-massager-vibrator
General story is vibratory massage, generally to orgasm, was once a cure for what ails you, especially for the ladies of high society, administered by nice young doctors of course. After suffering... I suppose literally wanker's cramp and RSI from such endeavours being rather widespread they turned to mechanical advantage (in this case the rotary hand crank motion usually as seen in an eggbeater drill is instead attached to an eccentric with has a replaceable end on the point of greatest vibration. I found mine a few years ago at a car boot sale from a dead man's tools -- he was a fibreglass repair type by the other contents of the box so makes sense for removing bubbles. Never the less it could possibly be used for its original purpose again.
According to the link above that is some time between 1901 and 1930 so does not predate Marconi's radio (that would be late 1890s) but would possibly predate BBC radio at least and the wider introduction of electricity into the home (industry had since adopted it, and medical electricity if you want to go to Galvani and Volta was 1700s with earlier options still even if you don't go in for the Baghdad battery stuff or hoping someone did not run past something metal carrying a lodestone).
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