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There's something bizarrely cute about those things, especially the female version, which, err, makes more sense, umm, anatomically.

It's the "'key'eep it away" pun I find truly frightening!

Kevin R. Re: anatomical correctness. Who's to say the "his" figure doesn't have its backside facing out? (Yeah, I went there...)

Enrique ~

Now THAT I might buy.

Agreed with Sera about that being a worthy purchase. I think Mr. Man needs a few more curves if I'm to buy that's his backside, but clearly Enrique has his imagination firing on four cylinders!

V8 Turbo, baby.

Enrique--
I was going to make a comment about how there might another version for the "back door" key, but you beat me too it.

So to speak.

p(too): I'll flip you for it.

seems you would "flip" him for it if he wanted it.
maybe even if he didnt!

go for it p(too)!

Like most "his" or "hers" things, I think I'd only really like it as a "his" and "his" together, or "hers and hers." Or just one, hung solo, for a lone dweller.

They need that one additional level of irony, I think - the placement of the keyhole is not all that funny on its own. Unless Enrique's right.

"just one, hung solo,"

Amen to that!

But, um, is there an oral version?