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The colder it got in America over the last few days, the more our nation turned to generating personal warmth.
by Chris Matyszczyk January 10, 2014 1:47 PM PST
As I sat on my sunny Californian deck, reading about people buried 3 feet deep in snow, I thought to myself: "Ohio. Now where's that on the map?"
My second thought was: "I wonder what they're doing out there, besides huddling and tossing boiling water in the air to make snow."
It was more or less at that moment on Friday that my regular source of pornographic pulse-taking, The Washington Post, revealed an answer. It seems that the chilly temperatures incited a spurt of enthusiasm for online pornography.
The colder it got in America over the last few days, the more our nation turned to generating personal warmth.
by Chris Matyszczyk January 10, 2014 1:47 PM PST
As I sat on my sunny Californian deck, reading about people buried 3 feet deep in snow, I thought to myself: "Ohio. Now where's that on the map?"
My second thought was: "I wonder what they're doing out there, besides huddling and tossing boiling water in the air to make snow."
It was more or less at that moment on Friday that my regular source of pornographic pulse-taking, The Washington Post, revealed an answer. It seems that the chilly temperatures incited a spurt of enthusiasm for online pornography.