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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostReally? What chat rooms are those? (just so I know which ones to avoid, you understand ..)
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hardly suprising this
you cannot enter a chat room with out being pounced on by a selection of cougars and milf
god only knows what hubby is doing while the wives are cyber sexing the days away!
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Housewives with free time? They're clearly not providing for their menfolk properly...
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UK housewives rule
UK housewives rule in online time
The Chinese narrowly lost out to UK housewives for free time spent online
A survey of more than 27,000 web users in 16 countries has shown that the Chinese spend the largest fraction of their leisure time online.
However, UK housewives spend even more than China's average - 47%.
Germans are the most likely to meet someone in real life that they first met online; more than three quarters have done so.
The study also found that the UK is the least trusting of information in its newspapers among the 16 countries.
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