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dailymail.co.uk - 9/29/2009
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World's worst lovers
telegraph.co.uk - 9/29/2009
German men are 'world's worst lovers' with English men in second place
— telegraph.co.uk — German men have been voted the world's worst lovers narrowly beating English men to the unwanted title.... (more) German men are 'world's worst lovers' with English men ...

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Why German Men Are The World's Worst Lovers
The Latest on Air America — ... those rankings. World's Worst Lovers: 1. Germany (too smelly) 2. England (too lazy) 3. Sweden (too quick) 4. Holland (too dominating) 5. America (too rough) 6. Greece (too lovey-dovey) 7. Wales (too selfish) 8. Scotland (too loud) 9. Turkey (too sweaty) 10. Russia (too hairy) World's Best Lovers: 1. Spain 2. Brazil 3. Italy 4. France 5. Ireland 6. South Africa 7. Australia 8. New Zealand 9. Denmark 10. Canada [via The Telegraph , Daily Mail ]

Germans Are World's Worst Lovers, Americans Are 5th Worst: Poll
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — ... On the other end of the spectrum, Latin countries topped the "best lover" list, with Spain at number one, followed by Brazil, Italy and France, reported the Daily Mail. ...

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