Everything you know about sex is true.

Look what i found in the "Science" pages of the Daily Fail!

The 'Chastity Garter' comes equipped with a hidden microchip which can spot a rapidly rising pulse rate as well as surface moisture levels on the skin. As soon as these apparent signals of sexual stimulation occur a text message is sent to alert the woman's husband or boyfriend.

Cynics might also argue that all a cheating woman has to do is take the garter off - but it can't be removed without an automatic text message being sent.

Priced between £60 and £75, the band is the brainchild of husband-and-wife team Edward and Lucinda Hale. They came up with the idea after infidelity threatened their own relationship.

Mr Hale said: 'A few years ago our relationship nearly fell apart when Lucinda cheated with another man. She told me how much she regretted it and wished there was a way of removing the temptation by making the act of straying impossible to go through with. So we set about designing a product which would help us - and more importantly help millions of other couples around the world in need of extra reassurance that their wife or girlfriend is being chaste.'

Mr Edward, who runs website GorgeousGarters.com with his wife, added: 'The business has been a roaring success. A gypsy businessman even came to our warehouse wanting to buy 100 garters for cash to sell on to the travelling community at fairs and weddings - so we were more than happy to oblige.'

The Chastity Garter has two designs - Chastity Lace and Chastity Silk.

If that's just another ploy to have women wear garters, it's a bit of a lame one.....

A japanese woman is suing Google for 600,000 Yen (£4,588) for displaying images of underwear hanging on her washing line on its Street View function.

The woman claims the images caused her psychological distress, according to Japan's Mainichi newspaper. "I was overwhelmed with anxiety that I might be the target of a sex crime," the woman told a district court. "It caused me to lose my job and I had to change my residence."

The suit claims her existing obsessive-compulsive disorder was worsened by the anxiety brought on by the photo, as she feared that everything she was doing throughout the day was being secretly recorded.

The woman was subsequently fired from her job at a local hospital and moved to a new apartment.

The newspaper said Google officials were looking into the facts of the case. The woman claims the image of her underwear was removed at around the same time she filed the suit in October.

The Emergency Bra, an invention that won Dr. Elena Bodnar the 2009 Ig Nobel Public Health Prize, has officially hit the market. The brassiere, which quickly converts into two gas masks, is available online.

What else should you want?

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The world would be a merrier place if men would wear these stunning trousers by fashion designer Isabel Mastache.

To alternate with Farting Trousers and accessorize with suitable underwear.

Via dlisted.

Via GayestEver.