'Crown Jewels' Royal Condoms: 'Lie Back and Think of England'

Want to "do it" like the royals do? Then get your hands on a box of Crown Jewels condoms made to commemorate
Prince William and
Kate Middleton's upcoming nuptials. Nothing says "they're in it for the long haul" like the couple's engagement portrait plastered to a box of prophylactics.
The British company's
website touts, "Like a royal wedding, intercourse with a loved one is an unforgettable occasion."
The queen must be very proud. Crown Jewels promises to give its patrons "the strength of a prince with the yielding sensitivity of a princess-to-be."
But we were disappointed by the fine print which read that neither Prince William nor Kate Middleton approved of or have used the product.
These "Condoms of Distinction" are just one of the many royal-wedding-spawned pieces of merchandise to hit the shelves. From condoms to
commemorative coins and dishes, it looks like Prince William and Middleton will be in their fellow Brits' bedrooms, wallets and kitchens.
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LOL, that's funny.
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Charlie Sheen is a jerk and gets too much publicity. Just forget about him.
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"crown jewels" for the "family jewels" !
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Wow haha, I wonder what the Queen would think of this.
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