Scientists say WOMEN are just as obsessed with breasts as men are.

A study conducted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, found that men and women focus on sexual parts of the human body equally.  Meaning that it doesn’t matter if it’s a male or female—any of us would notice a seriously nice rack.

Nobody argues that anyone confronted with a spectacular rack, like the one below, is without a doubt going to look, man or woman. However, they might have slightly different motives; men are interested in potential mates, while women may do it as more of a comparison with themselves.

For men time stops and all active thought momentarily comes to a halt and every male-hormone takes over their body.

Women, will look on with a mix feeling of jealousy and admiration wishing they too had an impressive rack that stops a whole room.

There is definitely no argument that men do indeed obsess over breasts, it’s actually a well documented fact. We have the guy that crushed his bicycle as soon as he saw a model taking off her bra for a photo shoot.

Then you have the infamous truck in Moscow  driving around a busy road with a giant picture of a woman’s boobs causing hundreds of accidents when male drivers became so distracted they crashed straight into each other.

Now this is truly showing that men are the champions of  boob oogling so far.

It might be a bit much to say women like boobs as much as men do, because it’s hard to imagine a woman falling off the treadmill because of the massive rack bobbing up and down on the next treadmill.

Science is correct, there is no denying here, because both men and women will look at boobs whether they are big or small. And sure women love boobs, they know the spell they have over men.

For your viewing pleasure let’s take you back to our  top ten bouncing boobs.

A drive-through coffee shop is causing quite a stir on one Washington County, where sexy, topless or scantly clad baristas are serving hot coffee. These bikini baristas are causing a major stir in the quiet County.

According to an interesting video from Zagat, some of conservative locals are turning on these ‘bikini baristas’

Hey, sex sells.

Is the coffee better? You ask.

Not necessarily, but surely the view improves it.

Watch the whole clip below and give us your thoughts on the matter:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlyFh97zy7M

Tash Bennett was sunbaking by the pool at the Alatai Apartments in Darwin on Thursday when she noticed specks of ash falling on her, the NT News reports.

When Ms Bennett looked up, she saw a nearby palm tree on fire.

Ms Bennett rushed to the reception for help before arming herself with a fire hose and returning to the tree.

It was only after the fire was out she realised she had no bikini top on.

“I was sunbaking. I wasn’t exactly prepared … but you’ve got to put out the fire before you deal with that,” Ms Bennett was quoted as saying.

Her husband Daniel McNamee said the flames could have taken out the building. He was proud of his wife, he said.

“She was just lying there thinking, ‘it’s getting pretty hot here’,” Mr McNamee said.

“At one stage she had quite an audience, just having a laugh.”

Source: ninemsn.com.au

Forty years after their mothers and grandmothers first claimed the right to flaunt their femininity, today’s young women have discovered what has been named la nouvelle pudeur: new modesty.

The cultural shift has been attributed to a backlash against the liberal ideas of previous generations. French commentators have declared that the days of the monokini and the no-strap tan could be over.

“It’s the most eye-catching summer trend: female holidaymakers who go in for topless sunbathing on our beaches are fewer and fewer in number,” noted Le Parisien newspaper. “Some have decided to put their tops back on. Others — especially the younger generation — have never dreamed for a minute of trying out the monokini experience.”

At one private beach at Bormes-les-Mimosas on the Mediterranean coast, fewer than 2 per cent of women were topless this week. “It used to be about half,” said one sunbather in her 40s.

Source: theage.com.au