Necessity is the mother of invention. The father is unknown.
The following patent was issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office on May 24, 2005.

Condom with Inflatable Portion

patent#: US 6895967

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posted on 6/9/2006, patent issued on 5/24/2005

The title and picture pretty much say it all – this rubber provides extra girth when you need it. But don't just pump, and, well, pump. A well placed squeeze can do wonders. This jimmy hat can be "repetitively inflated and deflated at desired times," much like the man's ego when he's told, "Yes, I want to sleep with you, but can we do something about that anorexic worm you call a penis?"

Like all good things there is some risk involved (though this is far from the riskiest I've seen). In the heat of the moment, a forearm might spasm and this thing is going to pop like bubble wrap in a porcupine nest. Next thing, the manufacturer is getting sued for child support payments and gonorrhea salve.

I shouldn't knock it until I've tried it, but personally, I can think of more enjoyable ways of getting blown. Common sense will tell you, balloons and pricks are best kept separate.

Condom with Inflatable Portion

Comments on Condom with Inflatable Portion

whatigotsofar | Apr 26, 2007 9:57 PM
No friggin way. That one has to be made up.

Alex | Jun 11, 2006 10:34 PM
I love it, now make me hate it! No actually this is the type of product that might sell well in certain stores and on some web pages out there. Why do you think the number one type of email spam has something to do with penis size? (Or Pen1s size as they say to skip past the spam blocker...) Number two is breast size.

Noah | Jun 9, 2006 10:16 PM
I think the inventor is on to something here, make the whole thing double walled like a super tanker, i bet that would save millions of men hours (or 18 years) of frustration.

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