in other vibrator news...good housekeeping tests the best

[Ban Hammer 13,678]

I think there is a mold your own model. I'll have to buy two kits.

that's an interesting revelation........

I think I should make a poll for which vibe to get cleo for xmas

[Heracles 417]

I think there is a mold your own model. I'll have to buy two kits.

that's an interesting revelation........

I think I should make a poll for which vibe to get cleo for xmas

Len an Alex already want me bad. Lets not add Cleo.

[Amby 490]

cleo doesn't want your fake ####### clone booyah

[Mark&Steph 0]

A guy I knew got one of those to make for part of an art project he was working on... He said it was impossible to keep it hard long enough for the mold to set (or however they do it) and had to just buy a ####### instead.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

A guy I knew got one of those to make for part of an art project he was working on... He said it was impossible to keep it hard long enough for the mold to set (or however they do it) and had to just buy a ####### instead.

Sounds like a job for Bob.

[Nessa 23]

lmao

[NickD 203]

A man can be a pretty good vibrator, just stick your finger in a lamp socket while doing it.

[Mags 112]

A guy I knew got one of those to make for part of an art project he was working on... He said it was impossible to keep it hard long enough for the mold to set (or however they do it) and had to just buy a ####### instead.

I LOLed.

[Anh map 2,098]

Looks like Nancy Pelosi has some new batteries installed in hers. Can't seem to sit still tonight.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

For more than 100 years, Good Housekeeping magazine has been informing the American public about everything from the best appliances, to recipes and important health information.

And now, the U.K. version of the magazine, which was established in 1922, is about to give the famous "Good Housekeeping Seal" to another kind of "appliance."

For its October issue, the magazine asked a panel of women between the ages of 30 and 65 to test Britain’s best-selling vibrators, the U.K.’s Daily Telegraph reported.

The categories included: ease of use, instructions, noisiness and an overall satisfaction rating.

"Even though 'Sex and The City' has removed the ‘guilty’ tag from owning a sex toy, and it’s widely recognized that many young, single women own vibrators, our survey discovered that they’re just as popular among our readers," said June Walton, deputy editor of the U.K. version of "Good Housekeeping."

She added that only 13 percent of their testers were "vibrator virgins."

The October issue will feature five of the best sex toys.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,548300,00.html

No results? How did the Hitachi Magic Wand rate? The wife's birthday is coming up, and these are things I need to know!

[Amby 490]

I'll check the website for you

[Amby 490]

The monthly publication shed its staid image in 2003 when it first ran articles on sex aids and internet porn.

It was the first time the magazine, first published in Britain in 1922, had included any sexual content.

Now, for its October issue, Good Housekeeping has asked a panel of women aged between 30 and 65 to test the UK’s best-selling vibrators and report back on their findings.

The categories for scoring were: ease of use, instructions, noisiness and, most importantly, satisfaction rating.

The magazine will feature five of the best sex toys, each scored out of 100.

The most famous of the five devices tested, the ‘Rabbit’, came 4th out of 5, scoring 61 points out of a possible 100.

The bunny was beaten by a warming vibrator (66/100), a ‘Bedside Bullet’ (68/100) and the S-shaped ‘Delight’, which came top with a score of 74 out of 100.

The test also found that 87 per cent of testers had used a vibrator before and 52 per cent of testers’ husbands suggested they should try one.

All testers except five felt that women should talk more about sex toys with friends and 84 per cent were encouraged to buy a vibrator on the basis of the Good Housekeeping test.

The most popular method of purchasing the sex aids was via website, then from a catalogue followed by a specialist shop.

June Walton, Deputy Editor, Good Housekeeping, said: “Even though ‘Sex And The City’ has removed the ‘guilty’ tag from owning a sex toy, and it’s widely recognised that many young, single women own vibrators, our survey discovered that they’re just as popular among our readers - only 13 per cent of our testers were vibrator virgins.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics...-vibrators.html

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

The monthly publication shed its staid image in 2003 when it first ran articles on sex aids and internet porn.

It was the first time the magazine, first published in Britain in 1922, had included any sexual content.

Now, for its October issue, Good Housekeeping has asked a panel of women aged between 30 and 65 to test the UK’s best-selling vibrators and report back on their findings.

The categories for scoring were: ease of use, instructions, noisiness and, most importantly, satisfaction rating.

The magazine will feature five of the best sex toys, each scored out of 100.

The most famous of the five devices tested, the ‘Rabbit’, came 4th out of 5, scoring 61 points out of a possible 100.

The bunny was beaten by a warming vibrator (66/100), a ‘Bedside Bullet’ (68/100) and the S-shaped ‘Delight’, which came top with a score of 74 out of 100.

The test also found that 87 per cent of testers had used a vibrator before and 52 per cent of testers’ husbands suggested they should try one.

All testers except five felt that women should talk more about sex toys with friends and 84 per cent were encouraged to buy a vibrator on the basis of the Good Housekeeping test.

The most popular method of purchasing the sex aids was via website, then from a catalogue followed by a specialist shop.

June Walton, Deputy Editor, Good Housekeeping, said: “Even though ‘Sex And The City’ has removed the ‘guilty’ tag from owning a sex toy, and it’s widely recognised that many young, single women own vibrators, our survey discovered that they’re just as popular among our readers - only 13 per cent of our testers were vibrator virgins.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics...-vibrators.html

They have the Adult Shopping Network on DirecTV. Everytime the wife sees the rabbit being demonstrated, she goes, "That is so scary!"

[one...two...tree 2,762]

The most famous of the five devices tested, the ‘Rabbit’, came 4th out of 5, scoring 61 points out of a possible 100.

The bunny was beaten by a warming vibrator (66/100), a ‘Bedside Bullet’ (68/100) and the S-shaped ‘Delight’, which came top with a score of 74 out of 100.

Very interesting. I'll have to pass this information along.

[Amby 490]

I think the rabbit feels strange when I turn it on and it starts moving around inside me

Edited September 11, 2009 by Amby