Version 1, Sky News:
Lap dancers who are at the peak of their fertility earn more in tips than their colleagues, a new study has shown. The study provides more evidence that women send out "secret signals" to men at times when they are ready to conceive.
Experts suspect that pheromones - subtle scent signals that in animals play a key role in sexual attractiveness - may be involved. In other words, fertile women smell more appealing to men.
The evidence was the first to show that oestrus has a "real effect on women's earnings," Dr. Geoffrey Miller told New Scientist magazine.
Oestrus and Its Affect on Women's Income
Version 2, Liz Smith:
If you think things are crazy, consider this. The University of New Mexico recently did research on lap dancers and their menstrual cycles.
Man, Them Scientists Are Just Nuts These Days
Friday, November 23, 2007
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So, how do we get Liz Smith onto the Supreme Court?
Rich, out-of-touch, gets ahead by kissing ass . . . she'd be perfect! I'm printing up the t-shirts right now.
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