Abstract: A cylindrical support rod has a first end and a second end with a central length between the ends. A quantity of an exfoliating material is coupled to one end of the rod.

Abstract: A coupling component has laterally and rearwardly extending ends. An intermediate component has free lower and upper ends. A dildo is located above the rearwardly extending end. The dildo has an interior end and a free exterior end located above the rearwardly extending end of the coupling component removably coupling the upper intermediate component to the dildo. A handle extends outwardly and upwardly from each laterally extending end of the coupling component.

Abstract: Deck joist flashing 10 is provided which includes a top wall 20 extending between lateral edges 22 spaced apart by a width similar to a width of a joist J to be protected from coming into contact with water. Side walls 30 extend down from the lateral edges 22 of the top wall 20. Bottom edges 34 of each side wall 30 include a beveled wall 40 extending therefrom. Each beveled wall 40 extends diagonally away from the bottom edges 34 of the side wall 30 to a tip 44. The tips 44 of the two beveled walls 40 are spaced further from each other than the lateral edges 22 of the top wall 20 so that the tips 44 are spaced away from sides of the joist J by the flashing 10. In this way, water is directed away from surfaces of the joist J to preserve the joist J from deterioration associated with contact with water.

Abstract: A sexual aid system has a housing with apertures in the front and devices therein. The devices include an upper vibrator, two lower inserts in the shape of a penis and a larger penis. Separate drivers include a mechanism to effect the rapid orbital movement of the vibrator, a rotary motor and a linkage coupling the motor with each insert to effect the axial reciprocation of the inserts. A controller having switches to turn off and on the rotary motor, power to the vibrator, and dials to vary the speed of the stroke of the lower inserts.

Abstract: In outboard motors of the type in which an electric motor is encased in a housing submerged beneath the water surface and from which a rotatable steering shaft extends upwardly therefrom, which shaft is caused to rotate responsive to longitudinal motion of a Bowden wire or other type of horizontally moving force, there is provided an improved remote steering control for effecting longitudinal movement of the Bowden wire. The Bowden wire is connected at the free end thereof to an actuating arm extending outwardly from a seat pedestal or support shaft, so that rotation of the seat causes a responsive longitudinal movement or "stroke" of the Bowden wire to change the direction of movement of the boat.