Vibrators weren't always the sleek little machines they are today

I’ve been, and it is.

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We had a lot of attachments, but not that one. :laughing:

Still, my mom loved that Filter Queen due to its versatility, and her old, steel Kirby upright for its power.

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Or maybe mother’s little helper… a cucumber?

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Thank you! While on vacation a few years ago, my wife and I saw this DVD sitting on a store shelf and promptly forgot the name and its stars by the time we got home. We were afraid to Google it for obvious reasons…

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I’m not sure if mine loved it, or if it was a symptom of “packratitis,” but while decluttering my house last year I was stunned to find our old Filter Queen buried in the basement. :astonished: I hadn’t seen that thing since the '80s. My brother (who inherited the clutter gene) wanted to plug it in to see if it still worked, but I channeled Marie Kondo and told him it caused too many depressing memories to keep it. :lying_face:

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I just remembered my favorite thing about it as a kid was the automatic cord retraction. It was more fun than a spring doorstop.

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So! Björk and a phallological museum!

(I feel… diminished.)

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