I Swear It’s NOT What You Think It Is. …Okay, Maybe It Is

April 12, 2008     Posted in HaHa, Sex

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Let’s face it; we’ve gotten to a point in time where “sex” comes into conversation more than last night’s game, politics, or the weather. Whether or not it’s being praised or shunned, it’s being talked about. After all, you guys see how often we talk about it here, don’t you? Sex is here, and I really doubt it’s going anywhere anytime soon.

That said, of course, there are still people who kind of linger on the edge. People who want to explore their sexual side, but are afraid of the way society will perceive them after the fact. People who really have no interest in actual intercourse, but still want to explore their “carnal” side, pardon the expression. For most girls and some guys, the quickie answer to this is usually some kind of sex toy.

There are TONS out there, some wonderful and some horrifying. And still, this is a bit too much for some people. What do you do if you fall into that category? No worries; there’s a whole line of products just for you. And I don’t mean vibrators that pretend to be ordinary items. I mean vibrators that actually legitimately think they’re ordinary items.

No, but really. These are perfectly innocent items that happen to look otherwise. Take for example this vibrating chair in the shape of a hand. …alright, maybe that’s not so innocent.

Oral-B’s vibrating toothbrush, the Pulsar, is a revolutionary breakthrough in dental hyg- …no, really, who the heck am I kidding?

Gillete’s Venus Vibrance razor has the technological wonder of the new century, making shaving easier by using vibrations that cause the hair to stand on end. …Of course, how you achieve said hair-standing is entirely up to you.

And finally, Neutrogena’s new Wave Power Cleanser uses gentle vibrations to help exfoliate and stop breakouts, giving you smoother skin. Erm, ignore the shape. I swear it’s entirely coincidental.

Okay, I’m sorry for my immaturity. Vibrating technology offers a – *giggle* – better quality product in several fields. Other vibrating items, like computer mice – *snicker* – and even dish-washing brushes – *teehee!* – can all be improved on with the very simple and beneficial aid of vibrations.

*breaks into fits of uncontrollable laughter.*

7 Comments on "I Swear It’s NOT What You Think It Is. …Okay, Maybe It Is"
  1. Eliza says:
    Sat, 12th Apr 20082:22 pm 

    THANK YOU! I have said this so many times, especially about that Neutrogena exfoliator (which scares the hell out of me). I am glad I'm not the only "immature" one here.

  2. Samantha says:
    Sat, 12th Apr 20085:24 pm 

    I don't know what it says about me that I own most of those.

    …heh.

  3. giz says:
    Sat, 12th Apr 20088:48 pm 

    Yep, have that toothbrush… bought a three pack just so i could use one for er… non dental purposes XD

    also, looking at you links, I saw this…
    http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-S600-Cordless-…

    Could they be more blatant?

  4. Janers says:
    Sun, 13th Apr 200812:53 am 

    the computer mouse and dishwasher wand better be new, otherwise ew!

    hey I 'm a poet and didn't know it ha!;)

  5. Jess says:
    Sun, 13th Apr 20083:24 am 

    Seriously, you have to ask yourself what the hell are they going think of next that needs "vibrating technology" for improvements….

  6. Carolynn says:
    Sun, 13th Apr 20087:14 pm 

    didn't Jezebel do this story like two weeks ago?

  7. Koley says:
    Mon, 28th Apr 200810:11 am 

    Hmm… just by reading this article I was inspired to go out and buy a new Pulsar… and then I went home to compare that with the brand spankin new vibrator I got.

    Pulsar: 7

    Vibrator: 11

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