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12-11-2022, 11:41 PM
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Re: Old Fashioned Vibrator Museum Opening April 12th
Only problem with this one is the shifty-eyed, half drunk steam engineer running the thing and making rude comments while he shovels coal, oils everything, and makes sure it doesn't blow up. That would kind of spoil the mood.  |
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12-12-2022, 09:35 AM
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Re: Old Fashioned Vibrator Museum Opening April 12th
So that has always been in a good vibrations shop in SF as long as I can remember. Maybe they moved locations from where it originally was, but it definitely is not new. Good vibes was sort of the “apple store” of sex toys in the city. It is where you went to avoid creepy dudes and seedy parts of town. They had well educated and helpful staff (usually gay or female) and they were always dressed well and professional. The place was clean. I wish more sex shops were like it. I was introduced to toy brands like lelo which har more aesthetic design, and innovative ways of working. |
