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Thursday, June 21, 2007

Good Vibrations

What is it?

A vibrating condom has sparked a row in India, over whether it's a contraceptive or a sex toy.

It's a contraceptive toy. That was easy.

"Sex toys are banned in India and the vibrating device is nothing but a sex toy being sold as condoms..."

The culture which produced the Kama Sutra has a ban on sex toys? Compensating for something, are we?

posted by Jar(egg)head at 07:53

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