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06-16-2014, 03:07 PM
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Brian Sloan shows off his invention, which is now available for pre-order
The only thing stranger than products on crowdfunding sites is the fact they sometimes reach their investment targets.
Take the Autoblow 2 for example, an innovative sex toy that uses a motor to give the more discerning gentleman hands free stimulation.
This means he can now punctuate World of Warcraft sessions, 4Chan and crushing loneliness with a ‘surprisingly good’ substitute for oral sex.
The fellatio-bot got a lot of press about a month ago, after it was posted on crowdfunding site Indiegogo by a company known as Letsgasm!
In the time since it has not only reached its investment target of $45,000, but has received another $235,247 on top of that.
Unlike the more traditional Fleshlight, the Autoblow 2 works electronically. The user inserts himself into the contraption, plugs it in, and sits back to let the device’s motor do the work.
Make sure you check out the above video for a fuller explanation.
Inventor Brian Sloan assures us that there is no risk of the device short-circuiting.
http://vimeo.com/91265854
Brian Sloan shows off his invention, which is now available for pre-order
The only thing stranger than products on crowdfunding sites is the fact they sometimes reach their investment targets.
Take the Autoblow 2 for example, an innovative sex toy that uses a motor to give the more discerning gentleman hands free stimulation.
This means he can now punctuate World of Warcraft sessions, 4Chan and crushing loneliness with a ‘surprisingly good’ substitute for oral sex.
The fellatio-bot got a lot of press about a month ago, after it was posted on crowdfunding site Indiegogo by a company known as Letsgasm!
In the time since it has not only reached its investment target of $45,000, but has received another $235,247 on top of that.
Unlike the more traditional Fleshlight, the Autoblow 2 works electronically. The user inserts himself into the contraption, plugs it in, and sits back to let the device’s motor do the work.
Make sure you check out the above video for a fuller explanation.
Inventor Brian Sloan assures us that there is no risk of the device short-circuiting.
http://vimeo.com/91265854