The Dark Magic Thrusting Bed is manufactured by Excellent Power.
This ingenious invention is inflated with the supplied foot pump, visions of a triple x rated Carry On Camping come to mind! There is a second part to the bed which also requires inflating; this part holds the secret to the magic powers of the
Dark Magic Thrusting Bed. There are three thrusting levels each controllable via the remote control, three penis shaped vibrators with differing speeds are supplied and are easily fitted to the bed, one vibrator tapers to a point and can be used
for anal penetration.
The beauty of the Dark Magic Thrusting Bed is its discreteness, the bed which we think more resembles a couch can be left inflated whilst the middle section where the action happens can be deflated and covered with a towel or blanket -- no one
would then be the wiser to your secret sex bed.
The bed measures 140cm in length, 70cm wide, 25cm in height with the cushion part rising to 80cm. The vibrators are all penis shaped and are 23cm, 19.5cm and 18.5cm long. The
sex machine's main 12V battery is supplied but you'll need to buy 8 x C, 5 x AA and 1 x LR23A batteries.
Best buy that we could find is at sexmachines.co.uk, UK buyers will receive a UK version of the power source. The bed is currently only available in black
The often contentious subject of pornography is explored in a new book, which seeks to contribute to the ever developing academic debate on this topic.
The book, Pornographies: Critical Positions is published by the University of Chester Press.
The book is also a milestone in academic writings on this topic, as it marks the shift towards studying pornography beyond the idea that it is simply a manifestation of dangerous patriarchal oppression and provides valuable insights into
contemporary culture and politics, and our ideas about gender, sexuality and bodies.
The volume has been edited by Dr Katherine Harrison, Senior Lecturer in Media at Leeds Beckett University; and Dr Cassandra Ogden, Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Liverpool John Moores University.
Dr Katherine Harrison said:
Pornography is no longer considered to be a single, homogenous 'thing'. Nor are debates about pornography limited to the reductive anti-porn versus anti-censorship controversies of the mid-20th century. Whether we like it or not, porn is a major
part of global culture, economy and society and -- if only by that virtue alone -- deserves to be studied seriously. The Internet is ubiquitous in our everyday lives and its significances and effects are widely studied on Social Sciences
degrees. However, one of the major uses of the Internet is the production, dissemination and consumption of pornography and this is rarely studied directly at undergraduate level. The book aims to address this omission by making the academic
study of pornography accessible to readers at all levels. It is worth noting that one of the contributors, Professor Feona Attwood, is Founding Editor of Routledge's international journal Porn Studies , the pre-eminent publication for porn
research and scholarship in the world.
