Freezing Cold Hot Woman Can’t Keep Clothes On

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With Winter approaching, Lynx (Axe in the U.S.), the only company that, over and over again, seems to successfully be able to milk sexual innuendo for all its worth has released yet another man-friendly amusement site filled with women who can’t seem to kept their clothes on. This site, LynxBlow, offers visitors to the chance to help a poor, freezing woman standing in the snow warm up by, yes, blowing at her through your computer’s microphone. Unfortunately – or fortunately for the viewer – when wind comes her way, her clothes get blown off. She doesn’t seem to mind though and winks knowingly at the viewer like some sort of Eskimo exhibitionist with an Arctic freeze fetish.

Thankfully, through the kindness of our friends at Dare who worked on the creation of this visual pleasure, you don’t even have to go thought the site set up to see the “goods.” You can see all the best blow off scenes in a YouTube video here.

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