In Naning, South China, there is a hotel with rooms full of bouncy balls, massage chairs, and... wait, what the hell is that?
Oh, right, it's that thing from that Sex and the City episode:
An employee demonstrates how to use the facilities in a hotel room for adults in Nanning, South China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, November 6, 2008. The hotel has attracted lots of customers with each of the rooms furnished with a red bed with straps, an adult chair and a gym ball, while the owner is a little worried the hotel might be perceived as a brothel. [Link]
China's so weird, they use employees instead of scantily-clad models to show off their lousy products.
But Australia's got them beat: a monthlong resort orgy!
An Australian holiday resort will hold a month-long, nude "anything goes" party to combat an expected economic downturn, media reports said on Thursday.
"Tough economic times call for stiff measures," Tony Fox, the owner of the White Cockatoo resort in Mossman, in tropical Queensland state, told the Courier-Mail newspaper.
"It will be a hedonism resort, where anything goes for a month. It doesn't take rocket science to work out what it means," Fox said, naming March as the risque party month.
The controversial "clothes optional" resort made headlines three years ago when police were called to end partner-swapping parties after a swathe of public complaints.
"You've got to wonder what sort of people go and why. Where is the moral code of behaviour and how do you stop jealousies and fights?" Cairns Catholic Bishop James Foley said after Fox's announcement. [Yahoo]
Don't worry, Bishop, we'll attend and send you entire rolls of film, plus letters and reams of paper explaining the events in full detail.
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