October 6th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Fascinating History Of Vibrators
Slate recently published A Slide Show History Of The Vibrator. It’s fascinating. Who knew Hamilton Beach used to make vibrators? Here’s one of their models:
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When I first looked at the picture, I thought it was a hair dryer! HA! But I love the idea of “teledildonics”, that’s hilarious… can’t wait to see it in everyday use through members-only paysites! LOL :)
Great post! I love that women were encouraged to use vibrators to aid their health and beauty. Some of the old machines are kinda scary looking. I’m so glad to be a women in the 21st century!
What is even more scary is how sexual feelings were regarded as an illness by some people in that time. And it is not that they could not have known better because the praises of sex and orgasm have been sung for thousands of years in so many cultures.
Looks more like the genuine antique teardrop-shaped “Flash Gordon” “Ray Gun” to me. Imagine all the little kids who discovered these running around with them playing space man…
Wonderful Post. All those in power want us to believe sex hasn’t been around forever when it obviously has.
This looks amazingly like my (brand new) Wahl plug-in vibe.
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I’ve had a strange run of finding used sex toys at Goodwill lately. I actually bought this old-school one (click on my hotlinked name to see it). It has a plastic case, but the guts are solid steel; it works on an electromagnet, not an electric motor and therefore weighs about five pounds.
at first glance this appears to be a torture device of some kind. i must say, putting that anywhere near my juicy places is just not something i want to do….