The ‘Marjorie Taylor Greene Copulation Companion’

 

RealDoll Says The ‘Marjorie Taylor Greene Copulation Companion’ Is Sold Out

RealDoll prides itself on making world-class, life-size companion manikins. These dolls look and more importantly feel like the real thing. Millions of customers purchased these artificial copulation companions and report long nights of entertainment and excitement.

Trump Supporters Love RealDolls

Recently, the marketing team at RealDoll realized Trump-supporting evangelical Christians are a huge market. This demographic already forms a large segment of their customer base.

“Why not furnish God-fearing men with dolls who look just like their QAnon idols? And that’s how the Marjorie Taylor Greene Freedom Doll was born.”

The team at RealDoll studied Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene intensely to make sure their manikin was just like the real person. While it was easy to mass-produce a figure with her measurements designers wanted to make sure consumers got the real feel for the conspiracy spewing congressperson.

“We made sure our  Marjorie Taylor Greene RealDoll can talk.”

RealDoll expected the white supremacist figure to sell well. However, they were blown away by the demand for the item. Within an hour their server crashed on the first day it was available. When the system was up again, the Marjorie Taylor Greene Freedom Doll sold out within minutes. Although the company won’t say how many they made, sources state it was well over one million.

RealDoll is promising its customers that it will crank out more of that product ASAP. Their Facebook page is asking fans to be patient and maybe even send some thoughts and prayers to their factory.



https://www.patheos.com/blogs/laughingindisbelief/2021/03/realdoll-says-the-marjorie-taylor-greene-copulation-companion-is-sold-out/

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