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Supermarket Tricks: More Than 125 Ways to Improvise Good Sex

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If you are one of those people who really likes sex, then I can't recommend this book highly enough. It takes a special kind of person to take the effort to go through your average, everyday supermarket just to figure out what we could use to come up with these great ideas, but I guess Mr. Wiseman is that kind of guy. Thanks, Mr. Wiseman!

After reading this book, I certainly won't be looking at some supermarket items in quite the same way! Like Jay's other "Sex Toy Tricks" books, this one offers some very creative uses of common supermarket items, as well as items like lubes, condoms, and vibrators.

I like that among the tricks listed, Jay offers a couple of tips for keeping your "X-rated" items away from children, as well as suggesting a list of sex ed for children books.

Ever the safety-conscious author, Jay lists products that should NOT be used for sex play at the end of the list of "tricks." Jay also has a list of has sections on playing "safely" with menthol tricks, a detailed section on playing safely with SM, and cleaning your toys after use.

Along with his other "Tricks' books, lots of excellent ideas here for "adult toys."

The few good ideas in here do make this worth the asking price. Just be prepared to leaf through this in order to get to the good stuff. I got much more out of Lou Paget's book, HOW TO GIVE HER ABSOLUTE PLEASURE. But, I would have still bought Wiseman's book because it has some good ideas on how to use sex toys on a woman to give her a different experience. It's always good to give her as many different techniques as you possibly can, and you will find a few of them here.

If you take out all the safe sex advice, which frankly by 2008 we all should know, there are not 125 ideas or "tricks" to make sex better. Most of these don't have much to do with supermarkets exclusively either. Over all I was very disappointed with this variation on the "tricks" books by Jay Wiseman.

given the subject matter, this book could be kitchy and fun.... or some tacky, sleazy, self published, unedited, completely random pamphlet.

the intro warns you that the author is not following the subject matter in the title whatsoever. most of the "tricks" are more like sleazy sex tips you would get from a middle aged swingers couple at a hot tub party. the few "tricks" that involve the supermarket are mysterious rather than fun. its also worth noting that 125 sex tips could have been fit on 5 pages. its like spending ... bucks on an unedited cosmo article. i also find it mysterious that the autor keeps warning the reader not to drug underage girls and take advantage of them. who does he think his audience is?