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Previously on "Stiff in the morning less likely to be a stiff"
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Or, in his case, toothpicks.Originally posted by Paddy View Post
Waste of money. Two chopsticks and some gaffer tape is cheaper.
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Waste of money. Two chopsticks and some gaffer tape is cheaper.Originally posted by vetran View Postmissed this bit
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It comes after MailOnline reported that Boots has started selling its own-brand Viagra, in a move hailed by doctors amid the cost of living crisis.
The chemist now offers a four-pack of impotence pills for £14.99 — £5 cheaper than the original version
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missed this bit
It comes after MailOnline reported that Boots has started selling its own-brand Viagra, in a move hailed by doctors amid the cost of living crisis.
The chemist now offers a four-pack of impotence pills for £14.99 — £5 cheaper than the original version.
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Stiff in the morning less likely to be a stiff
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...l.web.desktop_
Sort of obvious surely?Wood you believe it? New study says men who get erections in the morning less likely to die from heart disease or strokes- Scientists asked up to 1,800 men in Belgium how often they got 'morning glory'
- Those who frequently had morning erections were 22 per cent less likely to die
- Researchers think that night-time erections are a sign of good circulation
Men who get erections in the morning are less likely to die from heart disease or strokes, a new study has revealed.
Scientists asked up to 1,800 middle-aged and older men in Belgium how often they got 'morning glory'.
They found that those who frequently had morning erections were around 22 per cent less likely to die from the major killers.
The study, published in the journal Age and Ageing, explained that researchers think night-time erections are a sign of good circulation.
Its all right ladies call me morning Iron Man!Tags: None
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