Online sexual predators are not as common as the media makes out, reports Time magazine. Rather than adults, peers and young adults account for about 90% of so-called solicitations. Many are harassing or teasing communications not designed to seduce youth into offline sexual encounters. 69% of so-called solicitations involve no attempt at offline contact.What? The mainstream media sensationalizing stories about sex and the Internet? That is a shock.
According to research conducted by a Canadian advertising agency, 65 percent of Canadians believe the country should avoid "European-style commercials that are considered risqué."Funny, Canada emulates Europe in expansive social spending, lax defense and America-bashing. But the one thing Europe has that's completely awesome, sexy TV ads, the Canadians don't want.
A story in the UK Daily News shows that regular gardening can revitalize a man's sex drive. Scientists found that 30 minutes of gardening, five days a week, is enough to reduce the risk of impotence by around 38 per cent. The study, published in the journal European Urology, says burning just 1,000 calories a week through exercise had a significant impact on male sex drive. The study showed men could benefit from other forms of moderate exercise, such as dancing, cycling or jogging and vigorous housework.
Gardening? Housework? We wonder if this so-called study is merely an elaborate ruse to trick men into doing more stuff around the house. How many calories does it burn to lay on the couch and use a remote control?
The 39-year-old suburban Philadelphia woman who got sexy at the sleepover with ninth-grade boys is getting at least 8 1/2 months in the Bucks County Prison. Prosecutors say Honeycutt exposed herself, kissed and showered naked with boys.
The woman showed appallingly bad judgment, but nine months in jail seems a little harsh. This lady needs a new hobby -- and a new lawyer.
