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16 Mar 2007 0906H
Eyetracking reveals what men’s preferences really are
What with General Pace making this statement and George Takei having to rebutt that statement, there seems to be all too much protesting going on these days. By way of my colleague Cathy, now, through the magic of eyetracking and empirical observation, studies reveal that when men look at pictures of other men, their eyes indeed wander. . . downwards. To quote Kevin Matthews, is it wrong?
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16 Mar 2007 1036HK writes:
I think what I love most about the Takei response is the delivery. He just looks so gleeful.
And now it's your turn.
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