Nabe Scribe Has a New Friend

By on January 15, 2009 10:56 pm in Brooklyn Heights

Author/Brooklyn Heights resident Valerie Frankel received a “gift” in the mail this week.  She writes on her blog:

Good morning! I got a lovely start to my new week in the form of this thing. The Form 6 brand SPANKING new vibrator from jimmyjane. Yes, peops, being a sex writer for magazines has many, many rewards, and one of them is swag. The kindly folks at jimmyjane—who care only about the world’s pleasure—have send me a fantastic care package that includes the first lithium rechargeable battery powered vibrator, with two massage speeds (twitch and roll). It might walk the dog or do the dishes as well. I’m sure it can hum the national anthem, and since it’s waterproof, it can do it in the shower. I haven’t tried it yet, but I had to thank the jimmyjane people immediately for sending!

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  • .

    How is this relevant

  • Karl Junkersfeld

    I found it stimulating. Keep up the good work and don’t let the prudes deter you from bringing Heights residents news about our community which is diverse.

  • HDEB

    Nice shape for reaching a specific spot. Enjoy!

  • velvetflip

    Kind of inappropriate content for this site, don’t you think? How is this relevant to the neighborhood? Just because she lives here and received a free vibrator in the mail? I suppose you want to hear about the free maxi pads I got a few months ago too, then? Next time I’ll be sure to keep you tuned in.

  • Jazz

    Vel – either you’re a dude OR a gal who has no fun.

  • Chester

    what? would a story about free Depends be more appropriate for this crowd?

  • http://www.valeriefrankel.com val

    Homer! You rascal. I have to say, I’m not sure if this is newsworthy re: the nabe either. But if you think it is, by all means, post away.

  • Wallard

    So long as Ricky’s is in business on Montague, this is relevant and appropriate. I’m sure it feels really good rubbing that thing on aching shoulders.

  • nabeguy

    Val, given that you publish under the JAM imprint, this story makes perfect sense to me.