• Beer or BS Segment - Season 01 Episode 02 - Let's Talk About Sex Baby!

  • Jul 31 2022
  • Length: 37 mins
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Beer or BS Segment - Season 01 Episode 02 - Let's Talk About Sex Baby!

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  • With our new publishing format we bring you the 'Beer or BS' segment.

    Have a listen as the team attempt to tease out the bullshit from a number of facts (beers). This weeks ‘Beer or BS’ is all about sex, kinda... have a listen as Rachel and Aaron try tease out some truth to breaking your penis, 4 Petabyte ejaculations and barbed wonky cocks. 

    Enjoy!

    The Beer or BS Questions

    • Q: 01 In several countries, some new brides place tiny bags containing chicken’s blood into the vagina prior to intercourse to prove the hymen was intact before marriage. 
    • Q: 02 A single sperm contains roughly 37.5 MB of DNA information. One ejaculation represents a data transfer of just under 3750 TB or nearly 4PB a second.
    • Q: 03 The longer a man’s ring finger is compared to his index finger….    the more testosterone he has.
    • Q: 04 Break a leg they say to improve your performance… did you know you can break your penis?
    • Q: 05 Men, on average, think about sex between every 6 and 10 seconds.
    • Q: 06 The human penis used to have a barbed spine at some point in our evolutionary past.
    • Q: 07 In Ancient Greece, If a man was found guilty of adultery – he could have his pubic hair removed and then have a radish shoved up his anus. 
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