We just came back from spending Easter in beautiful Berchtesgarden, in the Bavarian Alps, in southern Germany.
I'll be writing more about the trip very soon, but in the meantime, I wanted to share something curious that I came across in a public toilet in Konigsee, a small village near Berchtesgaden famous for its emerald-green lake.
One side of this vending machine dispensed condoms, for those fortunate enough to have a partner.
The other side dispensed something called a Travel Pussy ("The Artificial Vagina"), a product aimed, it seems, at the lonely but no less libidinous.
The cost? Four euros each, or about $6.25. (As a friend of mine said, incredulously, didn't that activity used to be free?!)
I did not make a purchase, but from what I gather, the device consists of a plastic bag within another plastic bag. The outer bag is filled with warm water. The inner bag is then filled with, well, you get the idea.
The kit even contains a small amount of lubricant.
Safe sex, indeed.
No beating around the bush (so to speak) with the name of the product, though. The Germans have never been accused of subtlety.
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