Canadians: hot love machines

[adderslj]

According to this article, Canadians are amongst the most sexually active nationalities, dishing up their hot lovin' 150 times a year. Oh, and we Brits have sex more often than you Americans, even if the Canucks beat us both.

Don't equate politeness and restraint in public with a lack of passion behind closed doors...

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Either that or the Canadians are lying...

I think I'll show that article to my American friends and explain that whenever we English people say "do you want to have a cup of tea" it is our euphemism for "Do you want some hot lovin?". It will confuse them when they watch English soaps on satellite T.V. ;-)

Btw, Adders, could you please give me an email, my email is GARYPRV@hotmail.com Thanks.

G.R.

[maliszew.livejournal.com]

I'd be willing to accept Brits have sex more often than Americans, but Canadians? That's improbable.

Despite the difference in frequency, it'd be interesting to compare the rate of population growth from factors other than immigration. I believe the US has the highest rate of growth among Western nations. So while we may not do it as often, we hit the mark so to speak with much greater accuracy. :)

[adamjury.livejournal.com]

And that's a good thing? No, no, it's about recreation without procreation! ;-)

However: "People in the UK make love an average of 149 times a year, narrowly pipped by couples in France (167), the Netherlands (158), Denmark (152) and Canada (150)."

I'm going to have to speak to my girlfriend about that extra 8 times a year. . .

[(Anonymous)]

I'd be willing to accept Brits have sex more often than Americans, but Canadians? That's improbable.

Oh come on James, what else is there to do in Northern Ontario?

--Kevin

[aquamarcia.livejournal.com]

Yep, this is what I get for living in a country originally colonized by puritans.

[thatcash.livejournal.com]

But she's British, so she gets that 149. Which makes me wonder about your extra time. ;)

[adamjury.livejournal.com]

No, no. The survey talks about people living in specific countries, not the country of birth . . . :P