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4/24 Lonely sodalites, technology has come to your rescue! (NSFW)
http://www.csua.org/u/lc5 (wired.com)
\_ Check out picture #16. That looks just like the one in the 1992
ancient-China movie "Sex and Zen", albeit smaller and electric.
\_ never saw the movie, but are we talking about the same thing?
It looks like a catepillar.
\_ Yeah that's the one. The one in the movie looked more like
a wheel, is bigger, and is manual power (of course).
\_ Yes that's the pic. The one in the movie looks more like a
wheel and is bigger. -- PP
(5/2) Found the screenshot from the movie!
http://www.erotic4u.co.uk/Unknown+Girls-129790.htm
It's the second screenshot in the top row. -- PP
\_ "Ladies and gentlemen, we have reached the era of mechanized
masturbation," he told the expo. |
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| www.csua.org/u/lc5 -> www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/multimedia/2007/10/gallery_tokyo_adult_expo?slide=17&slideView=6 The speed alters in time to the amount of movement on the screen, ie slowly for early porn scenes and quickly for the final ones. "Ladies and gentlemen, we have reached the era of mechanized masturbation," he told the expo. There is also a small version of the machine called the Petit Som and a dildo-equipped Lady's Som. The machines cost between 25,200 and 45,000 yen ($215 -- $390). |
| www.erotic4u.co.uk/Unknown+Girls-129790.htm Unknown Girls Movie title: "Yu pu tuan zhi: Tou qing bao jian" / 1992 ... aka ''Sex and Zen'', ''Sex & Zen'' and ''Sex and zen - il tappeto da preghiera di carne'' Duration: 143 sec. |
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