Why science news shouldn't even be reported.

[dzuunmod]

2003: Masturbate regularly if you don't want prostate cancer.

2009: Don't have sex or masturbate unless you want prostate cancer.

(Sort of via eclips1st.)

Comments

[lucyskydiamonds]

rofl

[fifthbusiness]

heh. sometimes clients will ask me about things they read in the paper, and i always tell them- there's a study out there that confirms any and every argument. who knows what to think, really?

[dzuunmod]

I hope your "clients" don't ask about these kinds of studies!!

[fifthbusiness]

ha! no, my CLIENTS (sans quotes!!) ask about stretching mostly :D
it's the complete strangers that ask me if i've given happy endings...sigh.

[eclips1st]

I actually got to use this example in class today since we were talking about media literacy. (Although I did make most of my male students uncomfortable, lol)

[amiga500]

I'm just concerned that you're letting the BBC tell you how to masturbate, personally.

My British links tend to have another thing in common. Even the sexy ones.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6295138.stm
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-449313/Residents-demand-Asbo-sex-mad-badgers.html

[dzuunmod]

You are bizarre.

Did you ever get the other Tindersticks batch I sent you?