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  • 7
    May
    2012
    6:37pm, EDT

    Guess the most porn-crazy city in America (hint: M-I-C, K-E-Y ...)

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    By M. Alex Johnson, msnbc.com

    When it comes to porn, there's nothing Mickey Mouse about the hometown of Disney World.


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    In its April edition, Men's Health magazine ranks the nation's 100 "smuttiest" U.S. cities. Not only did Orlando, Fla. — home to Walt Disney World and SeaWorld — finish No. 1, but Florida headed the list of smuttiest states.

    Read the full article at Men's Health

    "It seems that while tourists line up at a kid-friendly fantasy world, the locals prefer one in which Snow White and the dwarfs whistle while they... well, you know," the magazine offered.


    Tampa, Fla. — where the Republican National Convention will take place this summer — came in at No. 8. But Democrats shouldn't make fun. The home of their convention — Charlotte, N.C. — is No. 5.

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    Men's Health said it based its rankings on the number of X-rated DVDs bought, rented or streamed, as compiled by AdultDVDEmpire.com; the number of adult entertainment stores per city, as monitored by StorErotica.net; the rate of porn searches, via Google; and the percentage of households that subscribe to Cinemax, the bluest of the cable movie networks.

    The Top 10:
    1. Orlando, Fla.
    2. Las Vegas
    3. Wilmington, Del.
    4. Raleigh, N.C.
    5. Charlotte, N.C.
    6. Minneapolis
    7. Atlanta
    8. Tampa, Fla.
    9. Anchorage, Alaska
    10. Austin, Texas

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