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Prehistoric Sex Toy Found in Germany

I always knew the Germans were kinky. Long before SpielPalast and racy cabarets, German Cavewomen were using sex toys!

prehistoric sex toyA prehistoric siltstone phallus  was discovered in a cave in Germany and is being studied at the University of Tubingen. Researchers believe this 30,000-year-old sex object also doubled as tool to start fires (the equivalent of a cigarette after sex? Perhaps).

Clearly, we can learn a lot from these cavewomen. They made use of what they had “handy,” and didn’t need to worry about PVC in their sex toys.

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