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Phil Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cleared that pesky dry throat, glanced nervously around, and (and I'm not making this up) declared:That's not the handle!
Today Donald Welsh wrote in rec.humor.oracle.d:I'd just say that would get marked up to the fact that few guys would have the guts to carry a Sybian around.
On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 00:58:48 +1100, Donald Welsh wrote: > On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 05:14:16 +0000, TimC wrote: >> Richard Fitzpatrick (aka Bruce) was almost, but not quite, entirely >> unlike tea: >>> Doctor seeks women to test 'Orgasmatron': >>> A US doctor is seeking female volunteers to >>> test an Orgasmatron, an implanted device that >>> will trigger instant ecstasy. >>> >>> http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s998093.htm >>> >>> Damn, just when I thought I had the market cornered. >>> >>> One major con, one major pro. The Con: it's "no riskier than having >>> an epidural". The Pro: it "can be switched on and off with a remote >>> control."
I've heard about having trouble getting a date, but when you go to the trouble of building an orgasm machine and still don't get any takers, that's a new low.
Now, I have to question the accuracy of the following, but according to the BBC "the gadget most likely to attract the attention of the opposite sex is the Segway, in a magazine poll of the year's top gizmos."
There was no mention of the source for this statistic.
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3247452.stm if you really want to read it.)
vo (Don Pardo-style): "But wait! That's not all!"
(visual: shrink-out "Grinning Angus with Remote" illus center, revealing "Order Info" placard)
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