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017 ArchivesFlick 'N' Jerk brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "adult toy."

To celebrate National Masturbation Day — which is May 28, in case you haven't already marked your calendar — Nutaku has announced its own X-rated take on Bop It, the classic children's toy. Only instead of bopping, pulling, and twisting, you'll be tasked with doing a variety of other, sexier activities.

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This baby has everything: a dildo, a butt plug, a vibrator, and even a fleshlight. That's right, it has so many options that it can be used by everybody, no matter what they have going on or what they enjoy.

There aren't a ton of details about the Flick 'N' Jerk right now. Will it work like Bop It in that you'll have to do what the toy tells you? Is it just kind of a free-for-all kind of thing where you just do what you want? Is there multiplayer?

No matter how it works, it's impossible to deny that this thing does a lot. Is there anything else you could ask for? I don't think so. It's a one-stop shop for sexual pleasure.

When it comes out, the Flick 'N' Jerk will be Nutaku's first physical product — normally the site peddles in NSFW desktop and mobile games. Stay tuned to the website for more information on its price and release.

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