Ratzinger's festive message was unusually spirited this year. It's good to know that old age and too many tennis lessons with the lovely Georg haven't robbed the old trooper of his sense of humour. In a costume that Widow Twanky would have murdered for - and one can only imagine the sumptuousness of the under-garments - Eggs tried out a new routine to the joy of the usual fanbase of Wednesday, 24 December 2008
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Ratzinger's festive message was unusually spirited this year. It's good to know that old age and too many tennis lessons with the lovely Georg haven't robbed the old trooper of his sense of humour. In a costume that Widow Twanky would have murdered for - and one can only imagine the sumptuousness of the under-garments - Eggs tried out a new routine to the joy of the usual fanbase of
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As it happens, I'm a hydrocarbons guy in my day job.
The effect of sex, gay or otherwise, on global warming is hard to assess. Certainly it emits carbon dioxide, but the quantity emitted depends on how much effort is put into the act.
Offhand I would guess that even a marathon week of athletic sex has less global warming effect than a single cow burp. (Cows burp methane, and methane generates far more global warming than carbon dioxide.)
I'd guess that if a person drank one less glass of milk they could offset about a month of steady sex, but I'll have to go do the calculations.
Thank you, David. I expect Benny will be getting in touch in the new year - this is just the kind of information he's looking for. If you can also do miracles, or embroidery, you're practically guaranteed a position at the Vatican.
I like your approach here....
Seeing as most people probably switch off the heating and go to bed to have sex then we're at least saving on the old fossil fuels .... We can also balance it against alternative recreational activities that would use more carbon - eg going for a drive, watching tv,
If his anti gay message is about procreation, then what about celibate priests?
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