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Physics & Prostitution: It’s Elementary!
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Proving yet again that the man’s sexual appetites have no occupational boundaries, physics professor David Flory was arrested on Father’s Day for running a prostitution website, Southwest Companions.
The online prostitution ring had been in business for 3 years and had hooked up 200 prostitutes with 1200 johns in a sophisticated private system which provided training videos, prostitute ratings, and levels of john statuses.
Flory has been a professor at New Jersey’s Farleigh Dickinson University since 1969, specializing in elementary particle theory. He faces 40 counts and is being held on a $100,000 bond.
Flory disputes that he was a pimp, calling the enterprise “a hobby” that created a safe environment for buyers and sellers to get together. He claims he wasn’t in it for the money, and in fact made no money.
Thus, Flory is either the most altruistic pimp, or the dumbest.
As bizarre as this story may sound at first, there are numerous natural-world reasons why this man of science may have been drawn to matters of the flesh. Indeed these two disciplines share many common “elements”
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Article submitted Thursday, June 23, 2011 & read 3 times.
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