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The Ten Best Sex Gadgets of 2008 (NSFW)

By Sean Fallon Published December 15, 2008, 6:45 pm ET

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And now for some news you can use: Fleshbot has put together their picks for the best sex toys of 2008. Naturally, there are plenty of vibes with strange names and even stranger shapes.

Case in point: the Babeland Nubby G. Is it just me or does that thing look like the Facebook icon? Coincidence or is the real secret to Facebook’s success? You be the judge. Hit the link for the full list (NSFW of course)[Fleshbot]

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