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Farrah “I’m not a porn star” Abraham has officially released a line of sex toys made from molds of her own anatomy.

This past September, news of the former “Teen Mom” stars’ sex toy line broke, along with a video of Abraham having the molds taken of her breasts and genitals. Now, fans of her porn video, “Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom,” can recreate what transpired on screen between Abraham and porn star James Deen, from the comfort of their very own home.

To celebrate the release of her sex toy line, Abraham attended Topco Sales’ launch party, and she definitely dressed for the occasion: nothing but black lingerie.

The 22-year-old showed up at 340 Night Club in Pomona, California last week and posed for photos on the red carpet with her sex toys — and yes, you better believe she demonstrated a few ways to use them.

It’s safe to say we’re all really looking forward to Abraham’s forthcoming Christian parenting book.

Farts can be deadly weapons. Silent, but deadly. But how can we harness the raw power of farts? Up until now, we have never been able to make an effective weapon out of these gaseous emissions. The weaponization of farts requires something that gives us good aim and distance. Well, now we have a solution.

Farts no longer need to be in a confined space to be deadly. This is all thanks to Japanese prankster FARu ARuFa. He created the Fart Cannon that makes your once putrid grenade like fart, more like a fart mortar shell. Bombs away.

It just takes a cardboard box, some tape, a hole in your pants, a hose and of course ammunition. The idea is to chamber the fart in the box and then launch it on demand.

[via Neatorama]

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