New York Officials Ban Vibrator Giveaway
Thousands left wanting after the Big Apple's latest killjoy move.
They must have rubbed Mayor Bloomberg the wrong way.
City officials pulled the plug on a vibrator giveaway by the Trojan condom company yesterday, disappointing potentially thousands of pleasure-seeking women who hoped to get their hands on some no-cost sex toys.
"I'm 57 years old. I should be able to get a vibrator!" declared Linda Postell, who was among hundreds of women (and men!) waiting in the heat on Pearl Street only to be left unsatisfied. "I have a problem with the smoking ban, and the soda ban — and now this!"
Trojan sent tingles of excitement across the city when it announced the giveaway of some 10,000 vibrating sex toys from hot-dog-style pushcarts.
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"I'm 57 years old. I should be able to get a vibrator!" declared Linda Postell"
Uhm, you can - its called go to a store or order online.
And an anonymous "city employee" said they had to leave because too many people had gathered? What happened to the first admendment?