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Amazon sells sex toys

Amazon sells sex toys

Amazon Sex SectionAmazon sells sex toyshas started selling sex toys on its website as part of a drive to broaden its product range.

Visitors to the US Amazon.com site can now choose from 37,000 items in the

Sex and SensualityAmazon sells sex toyssub-section. The current best selling items are lubricants and condoms, with no vibrators making it into the top 100 best sellers.

A spokeswoman for Amazon.co.uk confirmed the move but said there were no plans to introduce a similar section for UK customers.

She emphasised that the items were part of the Health and Personal Care section and would be treated as such.

The move has prompted a slight change in Amazon’s sales terms. Its returns policy, recognised as very good by the standards of the industry, covers very few of the products on offer.

In addition the ‘share your own customer images’ section is no longer in operation, although the engine which logs similar purchases and the user review section have been retained.

Amazon lubricates sales with sex toys source

KLCC Aquaria Pictures

KLCC Aquaria Pictures

Elb (Patrick) went to the KLCC Aquaria and took some pics. I want to go there but there’s too many people to fight with…I heard the queue line was pretty long ( say 100m) and my friend even gave up last Sunday.

See Elb’s photos

Malaysian police sets up CCTV on the LDP highway

Darn. With petrol prices going up, paying summons will make my pockets really empty. I might as well drive slower to save petrol and save on paying the summons.

I wonder if this is true. I got it on an email from a friend. So dont quote me on this. Its a Legal Disclaimer and I don’t want to get sued.

Please note that effective today the LDP highway speed limit will be
monitored by the CCTV. The speed limit is 90 kmh and if you go above
that at 91 kmh, the camera will auto record and pass to police. The
few identified areas where the CCTV is monitoring are as follows:

1) on the overhead pedestrian bridge in front of Kelana Jaya LRT
station, monitoring the straight stretch

2) Somewhere near Western Digital (CCTV might be on Western Digital),
monitoring the straight stretch in front of the Kelana Jaya Seafood

3) On IKEA, Monitoring straight stretch in front of IKEA and 1 Utama

4) On the double overhead bridge, monitoring the stretch between the
Puchong toll and the Federal Highway turnoff.

5) In the tunnel near SS2 (please note that the speed limit is 60 kmh,
not 90 kmh)