We can spend all day worrying about terrifying new sex technologies that have yet to be developed—virtual fuck buddies, horse-hung sexbots—or we can cross those terrifying bridges when we come to, on, or in them.
It's widely known that breast is best, yet only 29 percent of B.C. moms breast-feed their babies exclusively for the first six months of their lives. And one key reason is the solid grip that infant-formula makers have on doctors and nurses.
The author of The Wisdom of Whores: Bureaucrats, Brothels, and the Business of AIDS believes that political leaders must acknowledge publicly that sex is pleasurable in order to win the war on the disease.
As a country, we suck at sports right now. Forget “O Canada”. Lately, it’s been “Woe Canada”. It won’t always be this way, but if you can find something—anything—to get excited about, please let the rest of us know.
We all want to do the right thing these days and want to have a hybrid, but they're not exactly stimulating. However, this clean and thrifty nonhybrid car is fun to be in, with good acceleration and a high level of refinement.
Last week, two Burnaby Hospital nurses resigned over Nestlé Nutrition’s internally forwarded invitation to wine and dine obstetrical staff. Kudos to them for standing up to the formula corporation. Clearly companies that make formula shouldn’t smooze our obstetrical professionals.
The gay-marriage decision and her boyfriend’s aborted decision to serve as sperm donor for a lesbian couple have nothing whatsoever to do with each other, and her efforts to link them only make this reader look like a nutcase.