Daily Loaf

Be honest. Have you or someone you know had trouble finding a woman’s G-spot? Have you and your partner wasted hours that could have been put to more pleasurable pursuits trying to find that little bundle of nerves? Do you live in constant fear that your fingers will never uncurl from the “come hither” position magazines claim will help stimulate it (assuming you found it in the first place)?  I‘ve had more than one partner declare that attempting to find the G-spot requires more time, patience, and equipment than searching for buried treasure. I can’t comment because I‘ve never had trouble locating it. But, if like many of my partners your search has thus far been unfruitful, don’t worry; you’re not alone. Read the rest of this entry »

The Climategate scandal has been a hot topic recently, even more so because of the current UN Climate Summit occuring in Copenhagen. I’d like to take on this particular issue because, for the most part, my posts have been about sustainable living and peak oil. (Below is a fantastic video that debunks the scandal, by the way.)

I’m presently enrolled in chemistry and biology classes and know the basics of science. The most basic part of science is about asking questions and critical thinking.  I’ve researched climate change and feel that there is far more to it than just carbon dioxide. Methane (CH4), for example, is a far stronger greenhouse gas yet you rarely hear talks about reducing the number of cows we eat each year due their flatulence. A ‘cap and trade‘ for cow farts anyone?
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A recent article, “How Men Select Women,” sums up the science of what men look for in female mates. I’ve synthesized the information down to a blog-sized bite. Please note that these finding are based on averages, and that a wide variety exists on each side of every claim. Averages simply give us a language for talking about attraction. If you find you don’t match all of these criteria, which is pretty much everyone, rest assured there are many people who will have a thing for your differences.

High reproductive value: Men are attracted to younger women who have more fertile years ahead of them, or a high “reproductive value.” Read the rest of this entry »