Should have stayed home for a nice restful day of eggplant.
Posted on 05/22/2019 4:49:35 PM PDT by Enterprise
A group of champion female squash players slammed the Spanish tournament they won as sexist after being given vibrators as a prize.
The incident took place after the winner of the Asturias Squash Championship 2019, Elisabet Sado Garriga, received her prize along with runner-up Olaya Fernandez Lence.
Third-place winner Marina Arraiza Mier and fourth-place winner Cristina Barandica Fernandez also were given gifts. The prizes for the four included a “Pure Fantasy” vibrator from Durex, a waxing set and an electronic exfoliator for their feet.
The vibrator is sold as an “elegant personal stimulator designed to give you sensual pleasure.” The winners reportedly filed a complaint with the country’s squash federation for sexism and discrimination.
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I’d be pissed off, too.
If you got squash, you don’t need a vibrator.
LMAO!!!!
That should be in a Hollywood “Swag Bag”.
Laughing my A off...
They could have added a little French mystique and gone with courgettes lol
Shoulda’ given them lumberjack shirts and combat boots.
What? Too small?
One would hope that there were participation vibrators, as well.
Women do fancy zucchinis.
Yes, that’s double entendre. LOL
“I went to a squash tournament and all I got was this lousy vibrator.”
Should have stayed home for a nice restful day of eggplant.
There was a big bang then stuff then this. Uh huh.
The insanity of existence is the instruction and correction of a loving God. Uh huh.
It’s a personal massager.
I’ll bet the feminists among them were really upset about the waxing kit.
Be nice if you actually posted a picture with eggplants.
So, how did they know the guys didn't get the same thing? We are talking squash players here.
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