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LONDON -- It might just be Moans of a Blossomed Sister in lawthe cheekiest emoji out there, and now the eggplant has been incarnated in vibrator form. Of course it has.

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The "emojibator" -- yep, that's its name -- has 10 vibration settings and also happens to be waterproof.

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"Since the eggplant emoji has penetrated your texting conversations, it has been a definitive sex symbol," reads the product's online description.

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"Sexting with yourself is an act that can become even more delightful with the perfect vibrator. Finally you can enhance your sexual experience with the sleek eggplant emoji," the description continues.

The product retails at $32 (£24), but currently only ships within the U.S..

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