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Sunday Confessional: My Boyfriend Broke My Vibrator
I've been dating my boyfriend for about four months, and I thought everything was going great. The other night, we were getting it on, and I reached for my vibrator (like I always do), but when I tried to turn it on, it didn't work. My boyfriend said, "I guess the batteries are dead."
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Amish Romance Novels Find Niche on Bestseller Lists
Vampires are no longer the only ones who can't have sex in romance novels, now the Amish can — or can't — too. Dubbed "bonnet books," Amish romances are a new subgenre in the ever-multiplying species of romance novels.
The G-rated love stories always contain the most essential ingredient of any romantic page-turner — forbidden love.
Poll: Does Saddam's WMD Deceit Matter?
This week on 60 Minutes, Saddam Hussein's interrogator shared various confessions of the late Iraqi president. FBI field agent George Piro, one of 50 Arabic-speaking agents, met with the dictator everyday after his capture.
Piro managed to get an explanation about Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction from Saddam.
Beauty Product or Pulp Fiction Novel?
Pulp fiction isn't just a Tarantino movie, you know. Back in the '50s and '60s, the mass paperbacks drew in readers with their salacious, scandalous, and hard-boiled tales of sex, drugs, and deceit. Can you tell which of the following titles belongs to one of these books, and which goes with a beauty product?
Would You Call Your Grown Dog a Puppy?
Over the weekend, I told someone I just met that I had a puppy when asked if I had roommates. My pal overheard and was quick to point out that North is a grown dog.
I wasn't being intentionally deceitful (after all my parents still refer to only-child-me as "the baby" and I'm far from it), and I meant it more affectionately than realistically.
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The Hills Fashion Quiz: Episode Eight, "Don't Act Innocent . . ."
Last night's episode of The Hills had everyone trying to act all innocent. Well, namely Stephanie and Doug (and Spencer!). From what Stephanie was telling Lauren, she didn't want to have anything to do with Doug, but her actions said otherwise.
Fab Read: Gucci Wars, How I Survived Murder and Intrigue at the Heart of the World's Biggest Fashion House
Ever wanted to be a "Gucci wife"? Check out Gucci Wars: How I Survived Murder and Intrigue at the Heart of the World's Biggest Fashion House ($23) by Jenny Gucci. In a tell-all biography, Jenny Gucci unveils her life of love and betrayal during her 10-year stint as the wife of fashion founder's grandson, Paolo Gucci.
Georgian Conflict Created by Cheney to Make Obama Lose?
Russians were told yesterday morning that the true nature of the conflict in South Ossetia is this: it's a plot hatched by Vice President Dick Cheney to make sure Barack Obama isn't elected president. Is Cheney creating a Cold War 2.0?
This revelation, that the conflict is orchestrated to wing Obama, was first announced on the radio and has been getting wide play.
Muslims, Marriage, and Reconstructive Hymen Surgery
All it takes is about $3,000, a semicircular cut, and 10 dissolving stitches for European Muslim women to get their hymens restored and keep new husbands happy by appearing to be virgins as a result of wedding-night blood.
One doctor interviewed by the New York Times said: If you’re a Muslim woman growing up in more open societies in Europe, you can easily end up having sex before marriage. So if you’re looking to marry a Muslim and don’t want to have problems, you’ll try to recapture your virginity.
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