It was all over before it even began. So sad.
(Credit: Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
There is a sudden trend for casually obtained sex.
By "casually," I mean effortlessly, entirely without trying or even seeming to try.
The New York Times noticed it, describing how contemporary dating in New York is little more than the booking of an appointment.
Then along came "Bang with Friends," a site that, as a famous British ad campaign once held it, does exactly what it says on the tin. Or at least claims to.
Hot on its stilettos, there appeared Bang With Professionals, a site that decided to refine the casual sexual urges of the masses.
It claimed that it could "anonymously find co-workers ready to get more intimate with you."
It claimed it could do this by dipping into LinkedIn.
Some wondered whether there might be obstacles in this quest. One could imagine that LinkedIn might not have warmed to this attempt at bringing warm bodies together to make a fire.
And so it has proved. Bang With Professionals now has a notice on its home page, headlined: "We all had a good laugh."
The notice continued: "We all knew it was onl... [Read more]
by Chris Matyszczyk via CNET
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