Poisonous plastics in your sexy playthings - June 17, 2009
Whether adventurous or mildly amorous, millions of couples use “novelty” items (a.k.a. sex toys). Often purchased on a whim, these bedside buddies can exponentially enhance your sensual encounters but they may also bring their own fair share of damage. If any of your toys are made from what looks to be a jelly-like substance or have the same smell as your newly purchased shower curtain, there is a very high possibility that they have been made with phthalates. These chemical compounds are used to soften the plastic, making it more flexible, which would seem to be perfect for such an intimate item.

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Love Bumper on the Kid Carson radio show- June 05, 2008
VANCOUVER— Love Bumper was invited to the popular Kid Carson show to talk about the sex furniture.

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The best sex lasts 3 to 13 minutes- April 02, 2008
NEW YORK — A survey of sex therapists concluded that the optimal amount of time for sexual intercourse was 3 to 13 minutes.

The findings, to be published in the May issue of the Journal of Sexual Medicine, strike at the notion that endurance is the key to a great sex life.

If that sounds like good news to you, don't cheer too loudly. The time does not count foreplay, and the therapists did rate sexual intercourse that lasts from 1 to 2 minutes as "too short."

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The Myth, the Math, the Sex - August 12, 2007
EVERYONE knows men are promiscuous by nature. It’s part of the genetic strategy that evolved to help men spread their genes far and wide. The strategy is different for a woman, who has to go through so much just to have a baby and then nurture it. She is genetically programmed to want just one man who will stick with her and help raise their children.....

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Sex may have sunk BC ferry - February 08, 2007
TORONTO - The federal Transportation Safety Board says it looked into whether sex was taking place on the bridge of the B.C. ferry Queen of the North when it sank last year.
A board spokesman told a Toronto newspaper that scenario was part of its investigation. Ferries spokesperson acknowledges there has been speculation about sex playing a role in the sinking, but wouldn't comment further. A draft report on the sinking -- in which two of the 101 passengers are missing and presumed dead -- is to be delivered to the board within days. The draft report goes next to interested parties for comment and a final report is expected in three to six months.

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