Proof that women's chests really are a man's 'first fixation'

Daily Mail ^ | 06th September 2009 | Helen Down

[Wardenclyffe]

Scientist are also working on a theory to explain how they are continually awarded funding for studies that require no further study.

[Nachum]

Udderly rediculous.

[robomatik]

"...that require no further study."

from my perspective, i couldn't disagree more! ;)

[Electric Graffiti]

What was the topic......Wow.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

But you know somebody somewhere is tired of listening to that mouth.

[Wardenclyffe]

I forgot as soon as I hit the “post” button. Something about scientists and 47% look at 27%...or something like that.

[Daffynition]

[max americana]

what face?

[datura]

Why would you listen to that mouth?

[Wardenclyffe]

The scientists recorded which areas men looked at first, the number of times they looked, and how long their gaze lasted, using cameras and mirrors to measure tiny eye movements.

Tiny eye movements? Ok...

[I Drive Too Fast]

What a titillating thread. Looks like we’ve been busted.

[Tainan]

"Men may be looking more often at the breasts because they are simply aesthetically pleasing, regardless of the size,’ "

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[MarineBrat]

I might fund my own study, which will prove that beer is wet.

[rabscuttle385]

#1 is not guilty.

[LifeComesFirst]

Well, bear in mind that in science, even if something is well-known, if you want to talk about it, you need to have the data to show it, if for no other reason than many things which “everybody knows” turn out to be bunk. For about a bajillion examples, study any econ primer or textbook. Many people believe things about how an economy works which are totally false. Minimum wage laws *don’t* help low-skilled workers, trade deficits are meaningless, economies don’t suffer when money is sent overseas, free trade between nations actually makes nations wealthier and not poorer, etc.

[Karma Police]

I think its a subconscious throwback to the good feelings we felt when we were nursed as infants from our mothers’ breasts. It goes away in your toddler years, then comes roaring back for the rest of your life once you hit puberty. God created Eve on the sixth day, and it was good!

[altair]

Somebody is going to get offended and either have the pictures deleted or the whole article, but let me make it perfectly clear, I read this ONLY for the article. Really.

[skimask]

I’m a leg man.

[Wardenclyffe]

Me too.

[Loud Mime]

Gravity is not an enemy of a nice pair of legs.