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"A Twitter account for a community aligned with The Guardian chirpily tweeted on Wednesday that it got a \"peek inside the luggage of a relief worker in Afghanistan,\" including a picture of the goods it found there.\nAmong them: a first aid pack, an emergency food ration, a pocket knife and a few other items.\nSeems legit. \n\nWe peak inside the luggage of a relief worker in Afghanistan on our #humanitarian assignment http://t.co/xRaeMvcgaN pic.twitter.com/aaaSSnZ56d\n\u2014 Development Pros (@GuardianGDP) June 11, 2014\n\nBut what\u2019s that flashlight-looking thing at the top of the bunch? \nA flashlight? No. \nA tool of some kind? Doesn\u2019t seem like it.\nNope, that\u2019s a Fleshlight, a male sex toy dubbed the \u201Coriginal male masturbator,\u201D in Amazon\u2019s words. The specific version in the relief worker\u2019s pack is \u201CPink Butt,\u201D and it could be yours for the low price of $64.95 (plus $5.31 shipping) today. More than two million have been sold worldwide, the listing says.\nSo did The Guardian get punk\u2019d? It\u2019s unclear. The image likely came from a user of The Guardian\u2019s Global Development Professionals Network, sent through a user generated content campaign launched on May 30, which asks humanitarian workers to take pictures of what's in their luggage. \n\u201CIn conflict situations and when visiting regions where access to resources is scarce, what are the objects that have made your humanitarian work possible?\u201D the post on The Guardian asks. \u201CMake sure you describe the objects you are packing, where you are going and why they are important to your work.\u201D\nWho knows \u2014 maybe it's lonely work out there. On The Guardian's website, where the image also appears, the aid worker doesn't clarify. \nListing his items, relief worker \"David Higgins\" says, \"We have to travel light here, so no luxuries: first aid kit, water filter, emergency rations, flesh light, sleeping bag, ground sheet, knife and distress beacon.\"\nEither way, Twitter users responding to The Guardian's tweet were overjoyed.\nThe Guardian did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.\n      window._msla=window.loadScriptAsync||function(src,id){if(document.getElementById(id))return;var js=document.createElement('script');js.id=id;js.src=src;document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0].parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);};\n_msla(\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js\",\"twitter_jssdk\");"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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