Guys were asked to rate the qualities they admire most in a woman. Here’s the consensus — in order — from most important to least.

1. Personality
2. Brains
3. Beauty
4. Sense of humor
5. Attitude
6. Body
7. Drive
8. Sense of adventure

The results of a new poll:

56% – never

28% – a few months after the breakup

11% – why wait until he or she is an ex?

3% – instantly

A couple living in Montana were outside with their mule and two dogs. The husband, a hunter, had his gun with him. His wife had a camera with her. A cougar that was nearby decided that he would have a dog for dinner: their mule. But the man never had to use his gun because the mule snatched the cougar up by the tail and started whirling him around, banging its head on the ground repeatedly. Then the mule dropped it on the ground, stomped on it and held it by the throat. The mule got down on his knees and began to bite the creature a dozen times. (Images)

The Launch of The 9-1 office party  on TV channel 113  BRC Cable w/The Doctor The entire show wasThe Doctor getting the family crest as a Tattoo on the show….wow

A 54-year-old woman Chelsea, England, says she’s had sex with 1,500 men — and most of them are the husbands or boyfriends of other women. Mare Simone calls herself a “sex surrogate” and has devoted her working life to helping men, women and couples overcome problems in the bedroom. As a qualified sex therapist, she has given lessons in love to more than 10,000 clients over the past 23 years. And while she estimates she has had sex with 1,500 of them, she insists there is nothing illegal about what she does. Mare says: “People are paying for counseling and to cure their problems — not sex.” Mare, who’s single, holds around five sessions a day.

While it seems most establishments with drive-thru windows are in agreement that bicycles are forbidden, and refused service, the Washington state based restaurant Burgerville is leading the way to change that.  All 39 of its stores now allow cyclists in their drive up lanes, giving free smoothies to the first batch earlier this month.

Channel 113 on BRC…..don’t have it …call 1.800.cable 77 for what will be the most REAL show on TV……

A lack of sleep could help toxic plaques develop in the brain, accelerating the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers looked at how sleep affected the levels of a specific protein in mice and humans. This protein causes plaques to build up in the brain, which some think cause Alzheimer’s disease by killing cells. The researchers found that the protein (beta-amyloid) levels were higher in mouse brains when the mice were awake than when they were sleeping. Lack of sleep also had an effect on plaque levels: when the mice were sleep-deprived — forced to stay awake for 20 hours of the day — they developed more plaques in their brains.

Millions of Monarch butterflies migrate to Mexico for the winter and scientists have long speculated on how the insects find their way. Turns out, their antennas are the key. The researchers discovered this because they painted the butterfly antennas black, and the insects got lost. Like most animals, Monarchs have a so-called circadian clock in their brain that helps them know what time it is. Knowing the time and the position of the sun allows them to orient to the south. But Monarch butterflies have a second clock based in their antennas, which also sense light.

New research shows workers are most likely to inform peers of uncomfortable situations such as undone zippers or bad breath and least likely to tip off their superiors. Two-thirds of workers would tell a colleague at the same level if they had food in their teeth or on their face, but only half would tell a higher-up. Two-thirds also would tell a peer about an undone zipper, but only half would tell a higher-up. Half said they would tell a peer about a stain on their clothes, but only a third would tell a superior. A third said they would tell a peer they need a breath mint but just 14 percent would tell a superior.