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Whoopee cushions have delighted small boys around the world for all time. But now the market is ready for a new product in the Whoopee range. The Whoopee condom should be constructed from characteristic purple rubber and marketed to customers wishing to combine love-making with comedy raspberry noises.
It should be filled partially with air and partially with anatomy in the ratio 2:1. Then let the whoopee commence...
Exploding Condom
http://www.halfbake.../Exploding_20Condom Combine both ideas for maximum fun! [AfroAssault, Aug 18 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
Sounds like this has been definitly been baked!
http://www.southpar...%20Chef!%20Whoopie! [Dub, Sep 07 2005]
Musical Condom
http://www.ananova...._2019582.html?menu= Not quite the same thing, but totally half-baked, and I'm sure the technology could be adapted pretty easily. "...a miniature speaker in the base of the condom...it registers the increased speed of the movements and plays the melody faster and louder" [DrCurry, Oct 14 2006]
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"Hello, Sparki? Your order is ready" |
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This idea sounds amusing lubbit, but isn't the idea normally to have your partner making the noise, not the accessories? |
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SOMEBODY has been watching a lot of Farrelly Bros. movies. THIS sounds very Farrelly-esque. I can see a Ben Stiller character or a Jim Carrey character using something like that with some pretty Mary or Irene. I am seeing a lot of Farrelly-esque ideas on this site |
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Sparki, please say it isn't so! |
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lubbit, I think that if I got laughing very hard the condom would become unnecessary. Very funny idea, though. |
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Extremely bake-able. There is a U.S. patent (I don't have time to find it right now) on a condom that incorporates an electrical device that plays a tune when two elements therein make contact. The suggested tune was something silly (duh) and dramatic like the 1812 Overtune or the like. |
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If I remember correctly, I read that that condom whistled "Dixie." |
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I guess I'm old-fashioned but the electrical device condom
is a bit too artificial. With my luck it would play "It's a
Small World" instead of Tchaikovsky. |
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Maybe combine ribbed condom and music box
technologies to create a condom which plays a tune. Use
the "Star-Spangled Banner" and your Clinton would have
to stand at attention. |
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If your composition truly required the addition of the
raspberry you could just stick the rubber raspberry thing
in your butt hole. |
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<Mustn't laugh. Mustn't laugh. Boss is just across the room. Mustn't laugh. Just bite yer bottom lip, give croissant and get the hell out of this idea.> |
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Yes... gives the phrase "makin' whoopee" a whole new meaning. I'll never be able to listen to that song with a straight face again, damn you. |
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Waugsqueke, Meow Mix had the opposite effect on one of my two cats...He always seemed to get the 'reverse-gravity' flavored bits... |
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I was envisioning a condom that would announce your 'arrival'. |
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<Bob Eubanks>"Newlywed Number One: Where was the strangest place you ever made whoopee?"</Bob Eubanks> |
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waugsqueke - who is "rubberhead"? I don't see that ID on any posts here. |
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Whoopee anything, for the small boys' sake. |
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It's actually quite possible to get rasberry noises when using a normal condom, though the condom itself had nowt to do with it. On that note it might be a bit confusing ("Was that me or it?") but it might create an interesting sensation (ummmm... a Beano Tickler?). Henceforth I shall prophylact... errr... contraceive (methinks a new verb is needed) ur croissant before handing it to u. |
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Has anyone thought to ask Miss Goldberg if she likes the idea? |
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