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March 2, 2007

Separate But Sequel

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To the uninitiated, a strap-on dildo is a fairly simple device, a small step up in sophistication from a regular dildo. But did you know that strap-ons aren’t sold pre-assembled, ready to roll straight out of the box? And that one little bit of info could be the difference between unleashing a night of wild sexual discovery or a nightmare of frustration and crushed hopes, where you’re flailing around with a half-built strap-on wondering where it all went wrong.

Fortunately, there’s Debbie Does Dallas…Again, World of Wonder’s new seven-part documentary series about Vivid Entertainment’s attempt to re-make one of the greatest adult films of all time. Suffice it to say, the folks at Vivid know a thing or two about assembling a strap-on, and they’d never get caught with their pants down and their strap-on in pieces all over the floor. In fact, in episode one, Vivid’s production manager Shailar demonstrates proper strap-on construction technique, building a hot-pink behemoth with the dexterity and craftsmanship of a true artiste. By his own admission, Shailar has built 1,000 strap-ons, so a certain level of competency is to be expected – but it’s still impressive. Who says TV isn’t educational? And with all the back-stabbing, bitchy in-fighting, and dirty trickery going on in this series, you might’ve ended up missing the strap-on sequence if we hadn't pointed it out here.

Debbie Does Dallas…Again premieres Friday, March 9 at 11pm on a premium cable network .

– Chris May


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Comments

Somebody visiting WoW might care about this sort of article, but I'm almost certain I heard a pin drop when it loaded in my browser.

Wish the RSS feed would show who's contributing each piece so I could know which ones to skip. Sorry if that hurts anyone's feelings, but some staffers should just stay behind-the-scenes. (And perhaps some topics, too.)

Only my opinion, of course.

-- sparks | March 4, 2007 8:47 AM

Well I wouldn't agree with most of what you said, HRH. I just think they're shooting into the air trying to capture a demographic which, frankly, wouldn't be interested in most of the content here on this site anyway. (In other words, why try to lure them here if they they aren't going to stay.)

Maybe the straight staffers feel neglected or misrepresented if there isn't an occasional sprinkling of T & A on the WoW report. I say, buy them all copies of Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition and call it a day.

But.. "what the fuck do I know" ..

-- sparks | March 4, 2007 10:17 PM

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