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December 3, 2007
You click 'em, we collect 'em. It's the BPP staff picks from the most popular stories on the Web:
Astronauts may have tested sex in space in the 1990's for procreation research, according to one expert/ Tax refunds might be delayed/ Cat survives 19 days with a jar on its head/ Lighthouse for sale, $1 price tag/ Crowded planes make delays even worse/ Democracy might not be natural
Really? You guys had a space sex story all ready and you didn't go with it? Where are your priorities?
i would just worry about the lack of gravity.
Why bother studying which positions are possible if they aren't going to publish the results? How can they leave it up to us to figure out how to have sex in space all on our own?!
I think that they smelled something suspicious. It's like the exploding cell-phone or the falafel FBI story: If it sounds too good to be true it probably is.
The closest altitude I've come to actual sex in space was the mile high club.
Now, if you are talking weightless sex, Scuba diving and sex off of Bimini has been an active sport for a long, long time. You practice enough you can move onto snorkeling and sex. Get good enough to frolic among the dolphin and you got free diving and sex (a quickie?).
Possibly the only real difference between space sex and sea sex is that salt water does act somewhat as a birth control. Don't bet the farm on it, but it does help.
fred call
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