My Bio
My name is Pam, and I've worked at Condom Shack for 7 years. All I want to do is make the world a happier place, one crotch at a time.
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Toronto Star's Pride-Worthy Condoms!
| Check us out in the Saturday Star! (http://www.thestar.com/article/657513) I gave them Condom Shack's top 15 condoms, and Toronto Star chose their top six. I'm not totally sure what 'pride-worthy' means, but it was a good opportunity to let the world know about Crown, Kimono, and Beyond Seven condoms, not to mention our wide array of flavours, textured, glowing, etc. (There was a misprint with prices though; ONE and Pleasure Plus singles are sold for $1.25 each, not $2) Nevertheless, it's important that everyone practice safe(r) sex ALL the time, not just at Pride. And that everyone be Proud ALL the time, not just at Pride. Everyone should feel comfortable being who they are, with whomever they want, EVERYDAY. Not just for a weekend, or the duration of the parade. And safe sex should be a rule with no exceptions. Not just with random hookups while partying, but also with the people you know and love. Just because you love someone doesn't make them STI free. Is it really possible to be too careful when it comes to your health? STI's can be deadly, and even when they're not, they suck. Babies are cute, but expensive, and a hell of a commitment. It's good that Plan B is out there for emergencies, but it won't save you from exposure to STI's. Let's have a Plan A...condoms. |
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