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24 July 2005 |
Boingboing: Tony has compiled a listing of all the inadvertent sexual innuendos appearing in the new Harry Potter novel:
"'There was no need to stick the wand in that hard,' he said gruffly, clambering to his feet. 'It hurt.'" (p. 64)
8:21:52 PM 
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Nichinichi: One friend of mine, who shall remain anonymous, spent the earthquake having sex with his girlfriend in a hotel room. He later told me that "the thought I might be found in the rubble naked just made the experience even better." He also told me that the entire Yamanote Line was shut down for some time, and he ended up walking for two hours before getting to a working subway line to go home. The Yurikamome, being all new, automated, and badass, appeared to run without significant interruption, and all the trains were operational by evening.
6:15:12 PM
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Asian Sex Gazette: Being a sex symbol does not mean losing one's dignity. This is what Mallika Sherawat, the successful star of Murder has said. She is hurt that some cyber miscreants have morphed her head with another body and shown her as having sex with a white man.
She feels her up-front attitude in all interviews has inspired goons to do this. But the truth is that once a cell phone camera is bought by anyone, he/she is free to invade anyone's privacy.
 mallika-sherawat.com
6:11:59 PM
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Blankethog: Seems redundant. Everyone agrees on everything before sex. It's afterwards that things get complicated.
Which is why, according to Salon, some companies are asking office couples to contractually agree that all, um, action is consensual and that neither party is being sexually harassed.
What some would consider a brilliant precautionary measure that could save companies hundreds of thousands by preventing harassment lawsuits might also be an invasion of personal privacy, not to mention legally invalid.
5:59:25 PM
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 attu.blogspot.com
MSNBC: First of all, let me express my shock—total jaw-dropped, head-slapped, loss-for-words shock—upon learning that a hidden scene in the videogame Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas depicts a somewhat graphic sexual encounter. Who would imagine such a thing in a game that lets millions of people vicariously engage in simulated cop-killing, 'ho-running, drug dealing and drive-by shooting? Even though you can run the game for weeks and not play this scene, the very idea that it's buried in the code suddenly changes everything.
10:15:28 AM
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Boston Herald: Joan Elizabeth Lloyd thinks she has the secret to ``The Perfect Orgasm,'' writing about it in her new book that hit stores last week.
Not because they're fun, but because they're made of up different parts that need to be varied to remain pleasing to the palate. Her tips, therefore, revolve around the notions of unpredictability and anticipation.
10:06:55 AM
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