SiN2.0 Sex Information Network

A specimen of the giant flower known as Amorphophallus Titanum, whose name literally translates to "the giant strangely shaped penis", has recently bloomed in Belgium, and crowds in the thousands have flocked to witness the spectacle. As well as possessing a particularly pungent aroma, the flower's phallic appearance once made it off limits for female viewing.

It should come as no surprise that Sin City will provide the venue for a soon-to-be opened museum dedicated to our country's erotic heritage. Featuring exhibits of mechanical bondage gadgets, footage of adult films, and erotic comic books, this should provide one more must see for anyone planning a trip to Las Vegas in the near future.

A retired police officer in Canada was outraged when he noticed a fellow library visitor viewing porn on one of the library's public computers and complained to the librarian on duty to no avail. Apparently the library does not want to get embroiled in censoring usage of the public facilities, though many members of the community feel that tax-funded Internet access should not be used for porn.

Women used to be considered a fringe market for porn consumption that hardly warranted attention from the industry.

In India, where AIDS continues to expand at epidemic proportions largely due to a negative social stigma attached to the use of condoms, a new ringtone is being promoted that chimes "condom, condom" when a users receives a phone call. The hope is that people will be brave enough to implement the custom ring tone to show that they are smart enough to support condom use.

In an article written moths earlier, this author claimed that online porn companies were slow to adopt Web2.0 technologies without considering 'sex entertainment' sites such as live webcam networks and amateur drive platforms such as YouPorn.com.

A new trend among young women seems to indicate that kissing and 'fooling around' with other girlfriends does not necessarily label one as gay or even bi-curious. Many of these girls do it actually to seduce other men, by playing on the knowledge that guys find two women making out to be totally hot.

A new study out of Taiwan shows that about half of Taiwanese women fake orgasm to make their husbands feel more virile about their sexual performance. Despite the rampant dishonesty, at least 30 percent claim that they plan to discuss the issue with their husband in an effort to get him to shape up or ship out.

In many non-Christian countries, sex is one of the most prevalent social activities, though in America and much of the Western world, sex has become infused with moral oppression promoted by the church.

A recent survey in the UK shows that more than 1% of people answer their cell phones during sex. The information demonstrates the reliance we have formed on our cell phones and the fact that we cannot even put down our electronic tethers to make time for one of life's true pleasures.