Condoms 2.0. Observe: LifeStyles sporting some serious Helvetica Bold.
(See also: Durex’s ForPlay line, with trendy rounded corners for her pleasure.)
Sidenote: Babeland dropped the “Toys in…” what seems like way back now, but check the sleek, techsexy positive/negative logo (and more with the Helvetica).
Send in your in-the-field images of any new releases, and let us know if they really can get your sex life out of beta.
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I will never again be able to work on a Ruby/Rails site without thinking of this now. And I think that’s actually okay. Condom frameworks — not just condoms in a box, but how to build my own condom systems from a rich and powerful framework!
Too bad I can’t go to the Web 2.0 conference next month in SF — that would be a great place to toss about Condom 2.0 material.
I’m glad you’re writing again! The font spotting is funny and something I hadn’t thought of before - clever.
Hate to burst your bubble (please excuse the pun), btu that’s not actually Helvetica on the Lifestyles package.
Tell it like it is, Mike, but tell us the font, too. You can’t leave a girl hanging. Even if she’s been fucked hard enough to confuse her sans serifs.
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