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New Poll Suggests New Yorkers Love "Sex Messaging"
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Billy Parker
Published Aug 17, 2008
Modified Aug 17, 2008
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The NY Post has released the results of its latest sex survey where 79% of those polled admitted to sending flirty and dirty text messages. Other amusing finds: Staten Island comes in as the borough with by far the largest amount of confessed cheaters (67%), Central Park was voted most desirable landmark to make whoopie in, and an overwhelming 84% of those asked said that implants were not sexy. The saddest dose of reality for some will come from learning that over half of those who took the online poll "would not date somebody who lived with their parents."
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