A guy named Edward Rothstein at the NYT (you're kidding me, right?) has a piece on an exhibit tracing the history of the condom:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/05/arts/design/05sex.html?pagewanted=all. A furtive glance at the condom section at CVS or pretty much any grocery store will quickly inform the furtive glancer that there's a fair amount of choice when it comes to the condom market. You can even buy rubbers that come with a built in vibrating device, a sure fire method to wake things up with the missus who will be either enthused or quickly conclude that you've lost your mind, or both. I was in a conference room once and had a client who reached into her purse and inadvertently pulled out a Trojan "ribbed for her pleasure" condom along with her ringing cell phone. That will get a meeting going.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/05/arts/design/05sex.html?pagewanted=all. A furtive glance at the condom section at CVS or pretty much any grocery store will quickly inform the furtive glancer that there's a fair amount of choice when it comes to the condom market. You can even buy rubbers that come with a built in vibrating device, a sure fire method to wake things up with the missus who will be either enthused or quickly conclude that you've lost your mind, or both. I was in a conference room once and had a client who reached into her purse and inadvertently pulled out a Trojan "ribbed for her pleasure" condom along with her ringing cell phone. That will get a meeting going.
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