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Dildoorknobs
"Honey, I'm home!" Slam! "Oh-oh-oh-nnngh!"
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Roland chuckled to himself as he tightened the last screw. He absently stroked the long, gleaming door handle, moulded accurately to the shape of his personal hero, Ron Jeremy. Roland reflected that he was roughly the same shape as Ron, and had about as much hair... but I digress.

The "knob" stood out stiffly from the door, shining silver, with a glistening drop of lubricant in the "keyhole". Roland swung the door open, stopping it in front of the adjustable stocks, then measured the distance from doorknob to floor. Perfect.

The clients would be pleased, now that the door to their sumptuous, private bedroom had been rendered a desirable plaything, as they required.

All that remained was to fix the electrical circuits, to activate the buzzer function. Roland pushed aside the leather restraint straps on the stocks and got to work.


UnaBubba, Aug 18 2006

First use of [marked-for-tagline]? Segway_20Hoverdisc
If so, it's a beauty of an intro, as introduced by [bris] herself.. Maybe not, but the first use I can discern.. [daseva, Aug 19 2006]

(?) It could even be your very own! www.matchyoursnatch.com
No knockers unfortunatley... [benindubai, Aug 21 2006]

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       [marked-for-tagline]: "Oh-oh-oh-nnngh!"

methinksnot, Aug 18 2006
  

       Sounds like the punchline to "What do you get when you cross a locksmith with a pimp?"   

       UB, you are one sick puppy. And I wish I'd thought of it first.   

       <aside>Q. How do you make Pickle Bread? A. You start with some dill dough.<aside>

Canuck, Aug 18 2006
  

       <aside>
There is a bar in my home town that, when newly opened, had a rather sizeable set of manly bits, in faux bronze, mounted on the door to the gents...
  

       (The corresponding loo had breasts. After a week, the avalanche of complaints had them replaced with text.)
<\aside>

Jinbish, Aug 18 2006
  

       have we already made a mockery of all doorknobish ideas in the past? Have you, UB, singlehandedly done so in one post? Bun for that. The pun is good, too.

daseva, Aug 18 2006
  

       Gives a whole new meaning to "you're pulling my plonker"

skinflaps, Aug 18 2006
  

       I can't exactly search for these from here, but I'm reasonably certain these exist. (Either someone suggested them on the HB before, or they popped up in porn spam when I was searching for Al Gore. "Doorknob" is an obvious pun, after all.)

DrCurry, Aug 18 2006
  

       You were searching for Al Gore porn?
Did you find any?
Is there such a thing as an Al Gore rythym?
  

       Doors which don't feature these could have knockers.

hippo, Aug 18 2006
  

       For the truly kinky they could have both.

jhomrighaus, Aug 18 2006
  

       And a doggy door for doggie-style entry?

rcarty, Aug 18 2006
  

       What a slimy little man that Roland is. I'm sure if I was a woman I would prefer the door knob any day, dildo or not.

wagster, Aug 18 2006
  

       Roland is but a conduit for the dark side in all of us, [wags].   

       You have found anatomically correct, vibrating doorknobs, [DC]? What on Earth is the world coming to... err, what's wrong with people... who knew?

UnaBubba, Aug 18 2006
  

       A bun for this lowest form of wheat.   

       ;-)

froglet, Aug 18 2006
  

       Eh? Come again?!   

       Puts on a Steely Dan album

Dub, Aug 19 2006
  

       Comments not germane to the discussion have been removed.

UnaBubba, Aug 22 2006
  

       "make up your mind, in or out."

RayfordSteele, Aug 22 2006
  

       I wonder if there is an Al Gore Rythym Method [2 fries]

etherman, Sep 06 2006
  

       Will you stop opening the door without knocking - it's a total pain in the arse.

Ian Tindale, Sep 06 2006
  

       Hi [em], where've you been all this time? <waves>

wagster, Sep 06 2006
  

       I'm imagining an (imaginary) episode of Seinfeld featuring one of these.
"Kramer!" <nnngh!>

zen_tom, Sep 06 2006
  
      
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