Re: The elusive Wharburton Wheel?
Sorry I sort of left everyone hanging - RW has a tendency to rear its ugly head when least expaected!
Hmmm...this description of the Wharburton wheel has me smiling! You see, the wheel is an actual medical instrument, used to test nerve endings to see if a person has paralysis. But there is always more ways to use some things....
The elusive Wharburton:
How is it used? Well, this is one idea.
DrHike said:Same question I had Oz. I picture this feather lined wheel with pedals that a seated woman can control the speed of as it flicks across her clitoris, similar to the scene in Caligula.
Sorry I sort of left everyone hanging - RW has a tendency to rear its ugly head when least expaected!
Hmmm...this description of the Wharburton wheel has me smiling! You see, the wheel is an actual medical instrument, used to test nerve endings to see if a person has paralysis. But there is always more ways to use some things....
The elusive Wharburton:
How is it used? Well, this is one idea.
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