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Only 17% of women are likely to have an orgasm during sex (Durex Global Sex Survey). According to a survey of sex shop owners, cherry is the most popular flavor of edible underwear. A man will ejaculate approximately 18 quarts of semen, containing half a trillion sperm, in his lifetime. 48% of 9,100 men polled on an online dating site say they too have faked an orgasm. In ancient Greece and Rome dildos were carved out of everything they could get their hands on from wood, glass, leather, gold, silver and even animal horns. The left testicle usually hangs lower than the right for right-handed men. The opposite is true for lefties. A female orgasm is a powerful painkiller (because of the release of endorphins), so headaches are in fact a bad excuse not to have sex. John Harvey Kellogg invented corn flakes as a meatless breakfast food, designed to reduce the sexual drive.

Social occasions such as wedding and reception merit celebration and feasting. True, but I'm appalled by the amount of food that goes waste. Untouched sweets and other dishes off the dinner table end up in trashcan. As if to complement the squander, I see beggars and dogs competing for what is trashed. Are we doing the right thing, I ask myself?

What Causes Global Warming? Answer: Scientists have determined that a number of human activities are contributing to global warming by adding excessive amounts of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide accummulate in the atmosphere and trap heat that normally would exit into outer space. Increasing global temperature is expected to cause sea level to raise , an increase in the intensity of extreme weather events, and significant changes to the amount and pattern of precipitation . Other expected effects of global warming include changes in agricultural yields , modifications of trade routes, glacier retreat , species extinctions and increases in the ranges of disease vectors .

Very Impressive Questions and Very Very Impressive Answers..... ... What will you do if I run away with your sister?" : : : ::The candidate who was selected answered " I will not get a better match for my sister than you sir"

Very Impressive Questions and Very Very Impressive Answers..... ... Question 1: You are driving along in your car on a wild, stormy night, it's raining heavily, when suddenly you pass by a bus stop, and you see three people waiting for a bus: An old lady who looks as if she is about to die. An old friend who once saved your life. The perfect partner you have been dreaming about. Which one would you choose to offer a ride to, knowing very well that there could only be one passenger in your car? This is a moral/ethical dilemma that was once actually used as part of a job application. * You could pick up the old lady, because she is going to die, and thus you should save her first; * or you could take the old friend because he once saved your life, and this would be the perfect chance to ! pay him back. * However, you may never be able to find your perfect mate again. The candidate who was hired (out of 200 applicants) had no trouble coming up with his answer. Guess what was his answ...

Can a woman be called ‘handsome’? Yes, the word can be used with women as well. When you call a woman handsome, you are not making fun of her; you are, in fact, paying her a compliment. What you mean is that she is very attractive. Unlike a woman who is ‘pretty’, a handsome one is not built along very delicate lines. She is somewhat big built and her features are usually large and there is something about her which suggests strength of character. She has a strong dignified appearance. The word is only used with women and not with young girls. *Linda is an extremely handsome woman with a very sharp mind. The word can also be used to refer to objects, such as gardens and buildings. For example, when you say that a building is handsome, what you mean is that it is large and attractive in an impressive sort of way.

Ice made of salt water does not contain any salt. That is the biggest relief for people like the Eskimos, who live in icy regions and are surrounded by ice all year long. All they have to do is melt the ice -- and their fresh drinking water is ready.

Two New York City police officers were indicted yesterday on charges of taking bribes of sex, cash and gifts from a Manhattan brothel in exchange for giving the brothel advance notice of police raids. Prosecutors also revealed yesterday that two other officers quietly resigned this month before pleading guilty to similar charges. The authorities said that a three-year investigation found at least 20 other officers who frequented the brothel, and more indictments are possible. ''These people betrayed their badge,''They basically went out and protected criminals so they could receive their services.'' The bribes included thousands of dollars in cash and airline tickets, and gifts of jewelry to the officers and their families, prosecutors said. The madam of the brothel also paid her prostitutes $15 to $25 each to have sex with the officers, officials said. According to the indictment, the officers were on duty in some of the cases and concealed their brothel visit...

NEW DELHI: Despite all its claims of being at the service of the common man, Delhi police has earned the dubious distinction of facing the maximum number of bribery cases from amongst all the state departments. As many as 15 out of a total 34 bribe cases filed against various state departments in 2007 are against men in the khaki uniform. Also, 17 cops are facing charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act, according to the figures by Delhi Government Vigilance Department tabled in state assembly recently. After Delhi police comes Municipal Corporation and State Transport Authority which have got four and three cases against them respectively.

We eat to live some live to eat. you might have heard when we are free the whole day we would be immersed in boredom; when we are bored we eat a lot so we eat a lot when we have absolutely no work to do OR we don't do the work assigned to do.This will happen to anyone who eats without working...... The Police Belly Story.......

Continued.... In Singapore people has great reverence towards the Police.They are friends to the public. The government has strict policies : that is the govenment officials will not commit mistakes ; if at all they comit they get punishment three(3) times more severe than the general public. As you know in Singapore the punishment given to public is itself so rigorous!

Police service are a pain nowadays than a boon ; they hamper our work and cause trouble whilst on the go on any busy schedule. They are not hard core performers; this gives them a feeling "you are happy when I suffer"! The police have started to irritate public more these days. BRIBE: One should come to Chennai-INDIA Koyembedu junction in the morning and see the way police constables take bribe from vegetables vendors. I always wished to take photographs of these cruel acts and publish it! Very soon, one reading this post will see the way the take bribe and misuse their power. UNDER PAID: The Police people are under paid but the authority given to them is more, which they don’t deserve. They have zero respect from public; but the fear for them is immense. Let me share my experience with you : I was in Law Enforcement Unit in Singapore for many years.......

Depressed women have more sex than those who are happier, a recent study of the sexual experiences of more than 100 depressed and non-depressed women, who were in relationships, has found. Women suffering from mild to moderate depression were found to have a third more sex, regardless of whether they were in a relationship or not, according to the survey. They also had more sexually liberated attitudes, a bigger variety of sexual experiences, and if single, were more likely to partake in casual sex.

We all know that depression is a terrible disease that can have an enormous psychological cost, both for the sufferer and their family and friends. But there is also a monetary cost to depression that goes beyond the medical and therapy bills. I’m not a doctor and I’m in no position to offer treatment advice or discuss symptoms. However, as this is the time of year when depression often gets worse or becomes more obvious with the shorter days and holiday stress, I want to point out some of the monetary costs of untreated depression. Why is this important? First, some people are motivated more by money than other reasons. They may not seek treatment for medical reasons, but perhaps seeing the monetary costs of depression may inspire them to seek help. Untreated depression can be especially costly, as the sufferer often has no idea why they are incurring these costs or how to stop. This leads to a cycle of frustration that may worsen the depression as the costs mount. This is the second ...

“Depression can contribute to obesity,” “It’s hard to stop smoking when you’re depressed. Depression keeps people out of the workplace in huge numbers, reduces productivity at school and work, and has tremendous ramifications for our economy.” People who suffer from depression are nearly 28 times more likely to miss work because of emotional disability. Depression touches on issues fundamental to public health, such as mental health parity: who gets access to mental health care, when and how? Depression underscores racial and ethnic differences in health. African-American women, for example, have a significantly lower depression rate than white women, and overall, fewer blacks than whites commit suicide. At the same time, African Americans are less likely than whites to seek outpatient care for depression. Socioeconomically disadvantaged populations are often at greater risk for depression.Social context shapes mental health, residents of so-called “bad” neighborhoods—neighborhoods wit...

“Depression destroys families. It ruins careers. It ages patients prematurely,” “Depression is debilitating, progressive and relentless in its downhill course, as tough and worthy an opponent as any a doctor might choose to combat.” Increasingly, though, it’s not just doctors who are battling this scourge. Once an ordeal suffered in private and often in shame, depression is now a major public health issue. Some would argue it’s the major public health issue of this century. Not long ago, society viewed depression as a moral weakness, not a physical disease, and people kept it a secret. Insurers paid little or nothing for treatment. Combined, these two factors—stigma and cost—kept people out of care. “Over half the costs in mental health today are due to depression,” What’s more, depressed people are more likely to do damage to themselves or others and more likely to suffer from chronic diseases, and the fact that they have depression intensifies chronic ailments. “More than any other ...

The experience belongs to millions. For Styron, it began with gnawing perception that all was not right in his world. Gradually it evolved into full-blown pain, at once unfocused and unbearable, he says. For others, depression descends like a fog. They withdraw, become fatigued, sleep too little (or too much), shun food (or overeat), lose interest in friends, family, life itself. Their voices flatten. In late stages of the disease they take on what psychiatrist Peter Kramer, author of Against Depression, calls a “typical look. Blank stare, downcast eyes, knitted brow. Head supported by a hand, or face masked by one. This expression is one that artists have depicted for centuries, what doctors call the facies of the illness.” Between 18 and 20 million Americans—17 percent of the population—suffer from depression, women more than men. Worldwide, depressive illnesses account for 75 to 85 percent of all suicides. Uni-polar, or clinical, depression is one of the top five leading causes of ...

(cont... after a short sexy break......) 6. Protect our troops. Today the government issues "Support our Troops" paraphernalia; however government-issued brochures and videos featured a slightly different slogan during the WWII era – "Don't forget – Put it on before you put it in." During the Second World War, many soldiers returned home with venereal diseases, costing the government millions of dollars in medical expenses. 7. Work it. Hate the gym? You burn about 200 calories during 30 minutes of active sex. 8. What a tease! Burlesque costumes are the epitome of sexy – think Dita Von Teese and lingerie; however, a few centuries ago, the outfits had a slightly different purpose. According to the Museum of Sex, merkins (the bottom half of burlesque costumes) were originally created as "pubic wigs" for 15th century prostitutes. The designs helped hide pubic lice and syphilis symptoms. Make sure to share this information with your boyfriend the next time ...

What's the average size of a guy's equipment? Where can't you buy "marital aids" -- and speaking of sex toys, why do some Japanese ones have happy faces on them? Get answers to these and seven more sexy questions you probably never thought to ask here! Here are some little-known sex facts that may surprise you – or at least give you ammunition for a fascinating dinner conversation! 1. The best medicine... According to the Museum of Sex, the vibrator was originally used as a medicinal treatment for female "hysteria" during the 19th century. The vibrator-induced orgasms helped doctors dissipate hysteria's anxiety-related symptoms. 2. Say cheese! Semen contains zinc and calcium, both of which are proven to prevent tooth decay. 3. Hop to it. The iconic "Rabbit" is renowned for two things: excellent results and an odd smiley face on its tip. Women's Health tells us the smiley face was actually a result of conservative Japanese customs. Appar...

Every service has a commercial reason behind it. even a very giving person has a pinch of selfishness in him which is termed as enlightened selfishness. So, 'Addin a Commercial Touch 4 Service'!