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Living Dolls (2013): Big Fae Energy

From Hershey, Pennsylvania to Manhattan, from the United Kingdom to somewhere in Florida, there is a pocket of society that lives, laughs, loves little else but DOLLS. Barbies, Cabbage Patch kids, homemade converted robots, sex dolls, British Bratz dolls, you name it: if it’s an inanimate humanoid, these freaks LOVE it. This week, we went where presumably literally no one has gone before and watched a lil’ documentary called Living Dolls, which can only be compared to a slightly longer episode of My Strange Addiction (enjoyable!) We discuss the historical parallels between doll-people and bird owners, whether stop motion robot porn is cool or not, our understanding that beans are the predominant currency in the UK, plus so much more! And we can’t believe we have to say this, but just because you put eyelashes on your cum rag doesn’t mean you can bring it into a bed & breakfast! Tune in!

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