posted on March 16, 2006 01:21:16 PM new
Canadian baby boomers prefer television over sex: poll
Mar 16 1:43 PM US/Eastern
A new study suggests Canadian baby boomers are more likely to fall asleep watching television than after having sex with their partner at night.
The Ipsos-Reid survey published Thursday found Canadians between 40 and 64 years old dedicate an average of just 15 minutes a day to sex and romance.
They said they were too stressed or too tired or simply did not have enough time for a romp in bed.
But, the protagonists of the 1960s sexual revolution said they spent about four or five hours per day watching television or surfing the Internet, more than 30 hours per week in total.
Almost half found sex intimate and tender, maybe a bit predictable now, but 80 percent agreed it made them feel "loved and appreciated" and said it deepened intimacy in their relationship.
A majority also said sex is no less enjoyable now than in their twenties. Only 28 percent of those surveyed said their sex life was not as "wild and hot" or less fun.
The survey of 2,498 Canadians in late November was commissioned by Pfizer, the manufacturer of Viagra, with a two percent margin of error.
"“More Iraqis think things are going well in Iraq than Americans do. I guess they don’t get the New York Times over there.”—Jay Leno".
posted on March 16, 2006 09:52:25 PM new"ONLY 15 minutes a day??? Wow....that's pretty sad."
Ummm... yeah, that's really sad. Wow, imagine the loser that only does it for 15 minutes each day! (Do they mean every day?) Not like us hotties, right Linda?
posted on March 17, 2006 01:09:31 AM newdedicate an average of just 15 minutes a day to sex and romance...
So it actually breaks down to 14 minutes getting your partner "in the mood" and one minute of actual sex. Or one minute of sweet talk and 14 minutes grind'n'bump?
No matter since the survey was probably pretty biased as Pfizer likely made sure the questions skewed the results to boost Viagra sales.
From Wired magazine: "Men being treated for erectile dysfunction should salute the working stiffs of Merthyr Tydfil, the Welsh hamlet where, in 1992 trials, the gravity-defying side effects of a new angina drug first popped up. Previously, the blue-collar town was known for producing a different kind of iron."
posted on March 17, 2006 01:00:04 PM new
WHAT? Are you sayin that it took Twelvepole 90 minutes to get her off?Work it baby...work it.
Do ya'll know why SEX is spelled the way it is?
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Because it's too hard to spell, OHHHHHHHHHHHH, AHHHHHHHHHHHHH, MMMMMMMMMM, AIYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
