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This Is One Selfie Stick You Don't Want To Use (Because It's a Vibrator Too) [VIDEO]
Mar 06, 2015 20:27
Selfie sticks have been around for a while now but not one has truly bridged past its core functionality. Except this one of course. Called the 'Gaga Selfie Camera Vibrator,' it is more commonly referred to by media outlets as the 'sex selfie stick.'
We're guessing no one will want to borrow this:
It's real. Here's the description:
Retailing for approximately £119.99 (about $225 CAD) at British adult retailer LoveHoney, the vibrator is 100 per cent waterproof “for shower or bathtub pleasure,” holds an eight-hour charge, and is equipped an illuminated HD camera for “a clear view of internal contours and response during stimulation.”
Is this the worst possible "other" use for a selfie stick? Some would say yes.
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