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Do you want to party, or read about it?
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although I guess they COULD read a book.
Different strokes for different folks.
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Whatever we do, we do it with our showshoes on.
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...when you do "do it", it'll clean up the gene pool.
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I see from a quick check that Canada's STD rates are increasing (as are ours). Why doesn't encouraging responsible behavior ever seem to be considered as a viable solution instead of going full bore in the other direction?
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Why throw cold water on our more libertine interests? After all, that's no fun...
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... this morning who essentially argued that infidelity was not a question of character, the spouse bore some responsibility (essentially always because they aren't satisfying their partner's need for brain chemicals), and advocated treatment a la that for depression, etc.
When people like this take themselves seriously, I wonder if there is any hope for society!
Evie 
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..."a growing interest in private clubs that feature group sex, partner swapping, voyeurism and exhibitionism."
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BTW, I checked the fertility rate for Canada:
CIA Factbook
Total fertility rate:
Definition Field Listing Rank Order
1.61 children born/woman (2006 est.)
It's a little lower than it should be. Who knows, maybe this swinger idea will pick things up a little?
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