Some one in seven (14 per cent) of men admit juggling more than one gadget while crossing the road

Me=motorist. Worry=not me, car is harder than the pedestrian.

- John W. Odijk, San Diego, California Republic, 15/3/2012 01:24 Rating 3

The research was independently commissioned by Gossard for its launch of the Super Egoboost push-up bra, which has been two years in development and was used in the trial.

More than 85 per cent of those surveyed on behalf of the bread company Warburtons

The problem is most British women don't know how to walk in high heels (especially young women). They totter, many are knock-kneed or pidgeon toed and look ridiculous. I spend a lot of time in Paris & Madrid & Rome and women there generally know how to present themselves well. Also, the ugly shoes 'everybody' is wearing here have not caught on there, they still like a feminine look that enhances all leg shapes.Another mistake British women make is to wear too high heels with too short a skirt. it just looks cheap and nasty, not sexy. Shorter skirt, lower heels. Watch the continentals and learn. My wife althogh slim and tall has 'chunky' legs and wears shoes that enhance them and she walks well. Don't wear high heels and 'clomp' learn to walk properley.

- Christopher, Barnes, 20/7/2012 7:59 Rating 21

And the aspects of womanhood which [women] enjoyed the most were getting dressed up, wearing heels and doing their hair and make-up.

When asked which females they found inspiring, most British women chose Pippa’s older sister Kate Middleton; the Duchess of Cambridge (19 per cent).

Kate, 30, was closely followed by historic nurse Florence Nightingale (17 per cent) and Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe (15 per cent).

'We want to celebrate all that it is to be a woman and the uniqueness it brings,' Clodagh Ward, Director of Marketing at Lil-Lets. [verb missing]

'The results demonstrate all the truly positive qualities that come with being a woman and how they can shape a woman’s life and the way she feels about herself.

poached egg eaters are outgoing, boiled egg lovers are disorganised, fried egg fans have a high sex drive, scrambled egg aficionados are guarded and omelette eaters are self-disciplined.

Daily Mail readers were shown to prefer scrambled eggs.

They missed out how our politicians like their eggs.... Normally all over their faces.... That demonstrates a lack of understanding and incompetence!

- simon surrey, Farnham, Surrey, UK, 29/9/2012 9:42 Rating 14

i like Easter eggs...what does that make me? oh I'm fat!
- issac hunt, Wales, 29/9/2012 9:14
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‘If you’re called Brian, you won’t automatically be gifted with a great profile or penalised because your name is Lisa.’

The worst names to have are Daniel, Lee, Matthew, Steven and Christopher. For women, the worst one are [sic] Lisa, Victoria, Emma, Nicola and Claire.

Four in five men now carry a ‘manbag’ – and on average it weighs more than a lady’s handbag.

Four out of five? Next time, widen your research area beyond a single branch of Costa Coffee in central London!
- PaulStephens5446, Bath, 14/10/2012 9:37
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The North-South price apartheid will irritate many customers of national chains who assume they pay the same price for the goods and services regardless of where they live.

It also comes at a time when the Government is looking at introducing regional pay for public sector workers, particularly for teachers, to better match the local cost of living.

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BlueStacks admits that the portrait they paint of the average female Mac user isn't scientifically accurate.

Possibly one of the most gormless articles ever printed in the history of UK media.

- Harold Shand, The Fifties, United Kingdom, 30/12/2012 20:02 Rating 165

People who lived in council houses tended to believe old age started five years earlier than those who owned their home outright.