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Esplora ogni centimetro del leggendario dildo realistico dalle dimensioni esagerate di LoveToy. Soddisfa le tue voglie con ogni vena, curva e rigonfiamento di questa perfetta replica gigante e lascia che le tue fantasie prendano vita. Questo fallo king-size, realistico e di alta qualità, ha un fusto sensazionale con venature per aumentare il piacere quando inserito all'interno. Incredibilmente flessibile, si adatta al corpo per donare completa soddisfazione durante la penetrazione. La sensazione al tatto è totalmente simile al tocco della pelle, specialmente se riscaldato in acqua calda prima dell'uso. Questo prodotto dell'amore ha una forte ventosa alla base per poterlo attaccare a qualsiasi superficie liscia e dura per un utilizzo sicuro e a mani libere. Dimensioni ideate per le penetrazioni poderose, da togliere il fiato; Forma imponente per aderire al meglio alle pareti per stimolazioni extra; Con ventosa alla base per un uso stabile e sicuro; Ricorda:Si consiglia un utilizzo abbondante di lubrificante a base acquosa per garantire un'esperienza migliore e più scivolosa, per evitare così fastidi o irritazioni durante la penetrazione. Le misure lo rendono adatto a esperti dell'autoerotismo o per giochi di coppia, da usare sia per la penetrazione vaginale che per quella anale di entrambi i sessi.

Bianco biologico fermo abboccato. Questo Pinot grigio si apre con finezza, con note di frutta candita e frutta gialla.

Moschino NATA DALL’ESTRO CREATIVO DI JEREMY SCOTT DIRETTORE CREATIVO DI MOSCHINO, E DALL’EXPERTISE DI EUROITALIA TOY 2 SI TINGE ORA DI UN ROSA MODERNO E RAFFINATO, DEDICANDO LA SUA ANIMA PIU’ PURA A TUTTE LE DONNE #PINKADDICTED. UNA NOTA LUDICA, ESTROVERSA E GIOCOSA ESPLORA LE SFACCETTATURE DI SUA

Inspired by Lanford Wilson's play Talley's Folly, Jeremy Radin's Dear Sal is a series of epistolary meditations on loneliness, longing, the Jewish diaspora, bewilderment, divinity, and love. Radin's second collection lays bare a life lived in romantic exile, using the play's events-one year after a brief but passionate affair, a man returns to a deserted boathouse on his beloved's family property in order to offer himself to her-as the foundation for a mystifying interior stage, populated by a cast of eccentrics, upon which a man must wrestle, each moment, with his own unremitting desire.

Moschino NATA DALL’ESTRO CREATIVO DI JEREMY SCOTT DIRETTORE CREATIVO DI MOSCHINO, E DALL’EXPERTISE DI EUROITALIA TOY 2 SI TINGE ORA DI UN ROSA MODERNO E RAFFINATO, DEDICANDO LA SUA ANIMA PIU’ PURA A TUTTE LE DONNE #PINKADDICTED. UNA NOTA LUDICA, ESTROVERSA E GIOCOSA ESPLORA LE SFACCETTATURE DI SUA

Moschino NATA DALL’ESTRO CREATIVO DI JEREMY SCOTT DIRETTORE CREATIVO DI MOSCHINO, E DALL’EXPERTISE DI EUROITALIA TOY 2 SI TINGE ORA DI UN ROSA MODERNO E RAFFINATO, DEDICANDO LA SUA ANIMA PIU’ PURA A TUTTE LE DONNE #PINKADDICTED. UNA NOTA LUDICA, ESTROVERSA E GIOCOSA ESPLORA LE SFACCETTATURE DI SUA

When Tom and Barbara Good decide to exchange the pressures of the rat race for an alternative, more sustainable way of living, they set about turning their suburban home in Surbiton into a model of self-sufficiency. They grow their own fruit and veg, keep livestock in the garden, make their own clothes, and even generate their own electricity from manure.\n\n\n\nIt's the good life for them – but not for Margo and Jerry Leadbetter, who live next door, and are desperately trying to maintain the Surbiton status quo.\n\n\n\nJeremy Sams' stage play, based on the hugely popular sitcom by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey, reunites the well-loved characters (not forgetting Geraldine the goat) as they get themselves into and out of scrapes – some old, some new, all hilarious.\n\n\n\nTapping into issues that resonate now more than ever, The Good Life is a witty reimagining of a television classic, with a wellyful of laughs that's sure to delight audiences everywhere.\n\n\n\nIt was first produced by Fiery Angel on an extensive tour of the UK in 2021, directed by Jeremy Sams and starring Rufus Hound, Preeya Kalidas, Dominic Rowan and Sally Tatum.

When Tom and Barbara Good decide to exchange the pressures of the rat race for an alternative, more sustainable way of living, they set about turning their suburban home in Surbiton into a model of self-sufficiency. They grow their own fruit and veg, keep livestock in the garden, make their own clothes, and even generate their own electricity from manure.\n\n\n\nIt's the good life for them – but not for Margo and Jerry Leadbetter, who live next door, and are desperately trying to maintain the Surbiton status quo.\n\n\n\nJeremy Sams' stage play, based on the hugely popular sitcom by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey, reunites the well-loved characters (not forgetting Geraldine the goat) as they get themselves into and out of scrapes – some old, some new, all hilarious.\n\n\n\nTapping into issues that resonate now more than ever, The Good Life is a witty reimagining of a television classic, with a wellyful of laughs that's sure to delight audiences everywhere.\n\n\n\nIt was first produced by Fiery Angel on an extensive tour of the UK in 2021, directed by Jeremy Sams and starring Rufus Hound, Preeya Kalidas, Dominic Rowan and Sally Tatum.

Inspired by Lanford Wilson's play Talley's Folly, Jeremy Radin's Dear Sal is a series of epistolary meditations on loneliness, longing, the Jewish diaspora, bewilderment, divinity, and love. Radin's second collection lays bare a life lived in romantic exile, using the play's events-one year after a brief but passionate affair, a man returns to a deserted boathouse on his beloved's family property in order to offer himself to her-as the foundation for a mystifying interior stage, populated by a cast of eccentrics, upon which a man must wrestle, each moment, with his own unremitting desire.

A laugh-out-loud celebration of our favorite four-legged friends, CAN I PET YOUR DOG? features a series of increasingly improbable illustrations depicting the universal experience of bending-over-backwards to give a good pup a well-earned belly rub. Whether it's slathering yourself in bacon grease or pole-vaulting across traffic, these bizarre scenarios all share a common end goal: Must. Pet. That. Dog. The perfect book for any dog lover, this book is a lighthearted ode to good boys and girls everywhere.

'What makes Art is Magic so rewarding is that Deller can write. Strikingly, he finds the literary process \"mortifying . . . as though I am slowly dying\". Perhaps it is that painful intensity that electrifies his prose, which comes across as crystalline, athletic, earnest yet frequently funny.' - Financial Times\n\n'His work is hilarious and touching' - David Byrne\n\n'Making good political art is almost impossible. Deller makes it fun. What sets him apart is his utopian optimism and belief in people.' - Jonathan Jones, The Guardian\n\nArt is Magic is artist Jeremy Deller's attempt to tie up the key works of his career alongside the art, pop music, film, politics and history that have inspired his work. Much has been written about Deller over the decades but this is the first time he has pulled together all of his cultural touchstones.\n\nThe book features work from across Deller's life and art and includes Sacrilege, the inflatable Stonehenge, the Iggy Pop Life Class, The Battle of Orgreave, a recreation of a confrontation from the Miners' Strike, bats (a subject in at least three of Deller's works), Andy Warhol (whom he met in 1986), rave culture, hen harriers pecking out the eyes of a Tory MP, and a giant Chameleon slide. \n\nArt is Magic gives us the most rigorous account of Deller and his work to date.\n\nSomething for everybody.

'What makes Art is Magic so rewarding is that Deller can write. Strikingly, he finds the literary process \"mortifying . . . as though I am slowly dying\". Perhaps it is that painful intensity that electrifies his prose, which comes across as crystalline, athletic, earnest yet frequently funny.' - Financial Times\n\n'His work is hilarious and touching' - David Byrne\n\n'Making good political art is almost impossible. Deller makes it fun. What sets him apart is his utopian optimism and belief in people.' - Jonathan Jones, The Guardian\n\nArt is Magic is artist Jeremy Deller's attempt to tie up the key works of his career alongside the art, pop music, film, politics and history that have inspired his work. Much has been written about Deller over the decades but this is the first time he has pulled together all of his cultural touchstones.\n\nThe book features work from across Deller's life and art and includes Sacrilege, the inflatable Stonehenge, the Iggy Pop Life Class, The Battle of Orgreave, a recreation of a confrontation from the Miners' Strike, bats (a subject in at least three of Deller's works), Andy Warhol (whom he met in 1986), rave culture, hen harriers pecking out the eyes of a Tory MP, and a giant Chameleon slide. \n\nArt is Magic gives us the most rigorous account of Deller and his work to date.\n\nSomething for everybody.

A laugh-out-loud celebration of our favorite four-legged friends, CAN I PET YOUR DOG? features a series of increasingly improbable illustrations depicting the universal experience of bending-over-backwards to give a good pup a well-earned belly rub. Whether it's slathering yourself in bacon grease or pole-vaulting across traffic, these bizarre scenarios all share a common end goal: Must. Pet. That. Dog. The perfect book for any dog lover, this book is a lighthearted ode to good boys and girls everywhere.

New York Public Library List – Best New Comics of 2022 for Adults!\n\n \n\nA Korean nine-year-old named Jesse is adopted and sent to live with a lovely couple in America. Equipped with a seemingly encyclopedic brain but socially awkward, the young girl’s journey through the complexities of race, gender, and identity hits a fork in the road when she discovers she’s not entirely human…yet. Adolescence just got a lot more emotional for the world’s first true A.I. system.\n\n\n\nCollects MADE IN KOREA #1-6