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Published Apr 20, 2008
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With Brooklyn rolling out the welcome mat for Babeland, a sex toy shop, it isn't surprising that the borough is the most sex-driven of them all. The Brooklyn Paper reports that Brooklyn is, in fact, "the randiest place in the country."
To celebrate, Naughty America, a porn site (though you probably already knew that if you're from Brooklyn), is throwing a party in Williamsburg. The invite-only event at 507 Bar will bring in five of "America’s hottest porn actresses," and the fans who love them.
“We’re having the party in Brooklyn because our numbers show that Brooklyn is the naughtiest place in the country,” said David Moye, editor of The Naughty American, an online academic journal that functions as the buttoned-up foil to its naked counterpart.
Moye said that Brooklyn provides 33 percent more traffic to his Web site than Chicago...and 50 percent more than Manhattan.
Sorry fellas, he also added that the porn starlets will be leaving their tops on.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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