47% of UK males would give up sex for a 50″ HDTV
Fact recorded on: February 9, 2008. Categories: Consumer electronics, Television.
UK retailer Comet found out 47% of of UK males and 33% of UK women are willing to give up sex for 6 months in exchange for a 50″ HDTV. 25% mentioned they’d give up smoking for a free HDTV, and 25% said they’re willing to give up chocolate.
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