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Why engineers are good in bed | WollyDong.com
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Why engineers are good in bed – is an age-old belief, said to be linked more to the actions of a PR company and a wannabe model in the 1980s, than any one case study. Engineers are said to have an impeccable conduct record inside the covers of a bed. Once in a bed, engineers curl up, sleep and will not be heard to snore even once throughout the night. The reasons for this are still up for discussion between academics, although tiredness and workload have been mooted as a generally acceptable reason for this.
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