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Scarlet Starlet Harlot Cork Stopper (Valentine’s Day Contest Submission)

Mooshe Submitted by Mooshe
February 10th, 2010
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Couples everywhere are letting loose and getting romantic. No way a romantic evening can take a whole bottle of wine? Put it back in the refrigerator for tomorrow. (Alternate use: keeping the wine from spilling and staining when things start to heat up.)

It’s hard to say if this little prop is for the lady or the man in the relationship. She has enough feathers and sass for the ladies, and springs and gigantic boobs for the men. I know little red lingerie is sexy, but isn’t it only romantic when it’s on your lady?

Check out her accessories: a broken heel and fishnets gouging her thighs. Is it water retention, or rigor mortis?

Not convinced this Scarlet Starlet isn’t just pulled from the bachelorette party section? I wasn’t either, until I saw her tattoo:


Categories: Certifikitsch Winners, Contest Entries, Drink and Bar Accessories, Love Is in the Hair Award Winners, Love Is in the Hair Valentine's Day Contest, Romantic, Submissions


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4 Responses to “Scarlet Starlet Harlot Cork Stopper (Valentine’s Day Contest Submission)”

  1. Allee Willis Allee Willis says:

    The boobs hanging over for ultimate cork insertion and stability are a very fine feature of this female bar accessory. All around I can see this being a very popular item, especially the drunker the imbiber gets.

    Have you seen Monica Johnson’s assemblage art? She makes much use of little legs such as these to the point where she actually has a reoccurring character named Leg. http://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/author/monica-johnson/

    I trust you’ll have much fun continuously popping the cork this Valentine’s Day!

  2. this is great – is it ceramic or plastic? the red feathers are quite a nice touch…

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