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Hello Kitty VibratorThis is probably going to break my boss' heart, and turn her away from Hello Kitty forever. Apparently, the Sanrio Hello Kitty Vibrator is back (if you didn't know it was away for five years). "This new Sanrio product features Japan's most famous feline dressed in a horse 'kigurumi' (full head and body costume), with a cute oversized head, a petite, stick like body and 7 small rounded studs that is [sic] located on the bottom."

With the touch of a button, give your body some much needed, er, relaxation. Although JList.com mentions this device is meant to massage your shoulders, the blog fleshbot says that the previous model was used for other regions of the body.

Available in red, yellow, mandarin, pink, blue, or green, it sells for $18 each or $98 for the full set.

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