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I never thought of Australia as out west. I guess it comes from the old Eurocentric world maps with Europe in center, North America to the West, Asia and Australia to the Far East. At any rate, there are plenty of myths about Oz. For example, the Coriolis Effect, which causes hurricanes and such to rotate in the opposite direction in the Southern Hemisphere compared to the Northern one, due to the earth's rotation, does not affect the flow of water in toilets or bathtubs. Water drains the same way everywhere.

However, from the Australian women I've met, their hotness is no myth the women. One gal, a grad student, let's call her Violet, as her name is something like that, has explained to me that Aussies seem less uptight about sex than us North Americans. Obviously, you can't generalize from one person you know about an entire nation. Nevertheless, if everyone was a cool about causal sex, as she claims that her and her mates back home are, I'd love to catch the next plane out, ASAP.

However, what seems to contradict her open attitude, is a recent story in Reuters by Rob Taylor (03/01/07), explains that censorship is rather extreme in Australia. Its ratings board has the typical G rate for films appropriate for a general audience of all ages up to R, for flicks restricted to adults over the age of 18, due to violence or sexually suggestive content. However, anything to racy earns an X-rating, which leaves a movie banned in six out of eight, Australian states.

An online and offline porn distributor, Adult Shop has recently asked the court to overturn the X category, due to changing community standards regarding what is offensive since the standards were first drafted back in 1984. Despite the restrictions, however, there was still an estimated $393 million US in Australian adult content sales. Only distribution is restricted therefore mail order business and porn websites manage to leap stiff hurdles that if removed may lead to even stiffer competition in the adult market down under.