This is Scarlett Johansson angry because her boyfriend is one of the 12 percent (eventually) in the movie "Don Jon."
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There are some things you won’t readily admit, aren’t there?
You occasionally have difficult thoughts involving Ryan Reynolds, Zeppelins, and clockwork mice.
Sometimes, you fantasize about walking into work in only your underwear and singing the French national anthem.
And then there’s your predilection for sniffing people as they walk by.
But we’ve all reached the stage where we’re prepared to admit that, very occasionally, we have viewed uplifting material of an adult nature on our portable devices. Haven’t we?
It seems that we haven’t. For, as The Washington Post reports, a new Pew Internet and American Life Project report (PDF) has been tossed out to the world. It reveals that hardly anyone ever watches online porn.
The survey asked respondents to speak candidly about their online video behavior; 57 percent of adults cheerily admitted to watching comedy shows. Almost the same number took gre… [Read more]
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