I tried to ask MDWAP’s Rocky Flintstone about sextech for 5 hours, but he remains an enigma

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Rarely is so much punctuation seen in a book title.

The author of the aforementioned tomes is Rocky Flintstone; a man that clearly has a way with words, and a willingness to use them.

As the creator of such an incredibly popular erotica-cum-business-and-management series of books, I thought it’d be good to get some insight into how Rocky sees the world of sextech and the future of adult entertainment.

It didn’t go so well.



And with that, the enigmatic Rocky wandered off into the digital mists, presumably to bother Herb Alpert.

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