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Video: Jennifer Lawrence Regales Us With A Story About Her Butt Plug Collection

By  Emma G. Gallegos
Published Dec 18, 2013 11:00 PM
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We're so glad Jennifer Lawrence, America's GIF-able, wisecracking sweetheart, is back on the late night show circuit—and talking about her butt plug collection.

Lawrence was on Conan last night with a story about a veritable cornucopia of plugs that she describes this way: "I had a copious amount of butt plugs. Tons of butt plugs. All different fits and colors. A huge amount of different-colored butt plugs."

Lawrence tried to hide the collection from housekeeping while she stayed in a hotel, but that didn't work out too well. It's a funny story, but we'd have loved to hear Lawrence's "long story" about just how she ended up inheriting her collection.

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