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Snow and Mrs Robinson
There are two amazing stories coming out of Britain at the moment. The affair between the First Minister of Northern Ireland’s wife, Iris Robinson, and Kirk McCambley is extraordinary. She was 59 and he was 19. According to The Guardian: … Continue reading
Topics: sex, weather
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Labor of lust
Australian newspapers today carried reports of the American journalist Doug Brown and his wife Annie who had sex for 101 consecutive days. Here is a link to an American newspaper report. Interesting story. The couple are the same age as … Continue reading
Topics: sex
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Sex romp
I started in journalism 21 years ago but never had a sex romp until Friday. The front page of the Kalgoorlie Miner read: “A Kalgoorlie man who assaulted his girlfriend with a sex toy during a sex romp foursome was … Continue reading
Topics: Kalgoorlie, media, newspapers, sex
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Giving a sperm sample
I don’t know what prompted me to think of this subject today. Probably it was a repressed memory which must have been triggered by something. Certainly it was a memory I had banished from my conscious mind. After Michael was … Continue reading
Topics: health, humor, memories, sex
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Bad news
Some people seem to think that newspapers delight in publishing bad news. As an editor I admit that bad news, tragedy and conflict often help to sell papers. That says something about human beings, I think, rather than newspapers. From … Continue reading


