Dinosaurs had sex like missionaries, maybe.
Professor Brian Switek thinks he's discovered how dinosaurs had relations, and it was missionary style: "The female lay down on her side and the male reared up to rest his torso over her, while other species could have used different positions, like backing up to each other," he says.
Except, then fellow dinosaur expert Professor John Long "scorned" his discovery and the other paleontologists "wouldn't take sides on the debate". So you see, there's office politics even when you're working with the sex positions of prehistoric animals.
One in five men believe a fancy meal can buy sex.
According to a study of 2000 people by MSN.co.uk, 20 per cent of men say they "expect sex" if they spend $180 or more on dinner with a woman. And 7 per cent of women said they felt obliged to deliver if a man had been very generous. (That is exactly 7 per cent too many.)
Sex can make you smarter.
According to a new study out of Padova, Italy, people who have sex every day are more likely to increase "nerve growth" in their brains. The effect is especially noticeable in new lovers, which I wouldn't have guessed. Love-struck noobs usually look pretty daft to me.
Eight per cent of Canadians have done it in a canoe.
Fact.
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