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The actions described in this article were designed and supervised by
trained professionals. They are extremely dangerous and should not be
attempted. The author assumes no liability for any
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Ever want to get closer to mother-nature? Get hot and
bothered every time you walk by the produce section in the grocery
store? Feel the need for something powerful between your
legs? Well
so was the good doctor, but I couldn’t be content with just
pleasuring my patients with any old vegetables. I needed to
super-charge them. Now I could just cop-out and lube her up
and go to town, but that would be too easy. So I wondered what
could take pleasure to the next level and give my patients all the
satisfaction they deserve (and their HMO could pay for).
Nurse! Get me a Hammer-Drill Stat!
Why a Hammer-Drill? Where else would you get variable speed
in-out action with an extra handle and a depth gauge? Nothing
but the best would do so my nurse brought me an 8 Amp AC driven
½” Hammer-Drill.
The key to a successful outcome is picking the right
cucumber.
The cucumber needs to be the right size.
Not too big or my patients won’t let it anywhere near
them. Not too small or why bother. So I found one
that was just right – about 9 inches long and 1.5 inches in
diameter. When I am done with this cucumber – many
will wish they could be reincarnated as it.
Now the trick with attaching a cucumber to a hammer-drill is the right
hardware. I needed something that could easily insert into it
and lock it in place. I decided that the best start for this
operation was an eye-screw (3/16” by 3”) that I
picked up in a convenient two pack at my local home supply center.
Now in order to really lock in cucumbers of various sizes, I needed
something that I could thread through the eye of the
eye-screw. 3/8” bolt with washer and a nut sure fit
the bill. I picked up bolts of various lengths (2 to 4
inches) to accommodate whatever size cucumber I may want to
attach. Some of these are long enough that I could even
attach an egg-plant (moussaka anyone?).
So eye-screws, nuts, bolts, and washers were in my doctor’s
bag when I headed back to the lab.
How this for creative nut and bolt arrangement?
Assembling the mount was as simple as threading the bolt through a
washer – eye-screw – washer and threading a
nut. I laid it out nice and easy so I could visualize the
operation.
My prototype mount looks something like this. I figured it
should be strong enough to firmly grasp whatever produce fit my fancy.
Ah finally the cucumber and the mount get to meet each other.
It looks like the mount is going to be the right width to firmly grasp
the cucumber.
Now comes the tricky part. I needed to make sure that my bolt
could thread through my eye-screw inside the cucumber. To do
this, I took the eye-screw and its small nut and threaded the nut about
1.5 inches from the eye (about ½ way). I then
placed the eye-screw beside the cucumber and made the nut level with
the bottom of the cucumber. I marked the center of the eye in
the middle of the cucumber. This is where the bolt would
cross through the cucumber. I broke out my scalpel and made
three incisions.
The first incision was where I marked the
eye-screw center. The second was directly opposite.
I made a small X incision on each side. I threaded the bold
through to make sure it would easily pass through the
cucumber. I then placed a small straight incision about the
width of the eye-screw in the bottom of the cucumber. I
pushed the eye-screw head up until its bolt came flush with the bottom
of the cucumber (about 1.5 inches). I then threaded the bolt
through a washer, through the cucumber, through another washer, and
finally threaded the nut. Operation complete – one
mounted cucumber.
This was quite a bit of surgery. A close-up is in
order. Notice how the bolt, washer, and nuts securely grasp
the cucumber. I didn’t tighten too hard as I
don’t wan the washers to rupture the skin of the cucumber.
Now that the cucumber is mounted, its Hammer time - or at least
Hammer-Drill time! The screw portion of the eye-screw makes a
perfect bit for inserting into the hammer-drill. Tighten the
chuck and voila – one mad-genius home-made sex toy is
complete.
I think a close-up is in order. I bet this cucumber never
knew it would grow up to be the first super-charged 3000 RPM cuke.
Now all I need to do is find that nurse that brought me the
hammer-drill. I am certain that I can remove a few wrinkles
with this nifty little gadget and when I am done I can make a nice
Greek salad. Of
course I would slip a condom over the
cucumber before attempting to play with this toy because a clean toy is
a happy toy.
DISCLAIMER:
The actions described in this article were designed and supervised by
trained professionals. They are extremely dangerous and should not be
attempted. The author assumes no liability for any
incidental, consequential or other liability from the use of this
information. All risks and damages, incidental or otherwise arising
from the use or misuse of the information contained herein are entirely
the responsibility
of the user.
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