WOVO, WMVO.

[CanadaMan]

Gotja, Canadaman...
 
Next time you joke, tell us when to laugh then.

OK!

Here's a new favourite of mine. WMVO.

I'm surprised it hasn't made it to Sandero's list yet.

Write Many, Visit One.

(The first was so good, all the rest had to be cancelled)   
They married and lived happily ever after.   

Until one day, many years later, when Ludmila woke up in the morning and asked Frank if he was planning to visit any other women on his trip.

When he told her the truth, she immediately filed for divorce. 

[ML]

I'm not sure. Maybe it has something to do with O = ovaries?

Speaking of sex, or anything remotely close to it . . . it is time to rile up  the troops again.

A fairly newly identified medical problem with a tiny percentage of women is PGAD.  Persistent genital arousal disorder.  It was only introduced to the general medical establishment in 2001.

Those afflicted are reported to have up to 100 orgasms a day; and they don't even want to.  Ordinary doctors always dismiss the women's complaints saying "think of the gals who can't achieve orgasm, and consider yourself lucky."

Ongoing research has suggested the problem develops when the pudendal nerve is compressed and starts firing off at random, sending the clitoral dorsal nerve into overdrive.  The affected women feel perpetually on the brink of orgasm and the slightest touch or movement can put them over the edge.  This, of course, can be troublesome during boardroom presentations, walks to subway, etc. This persistent arousal gives a restless feeling that drives the women mad.

Don't mean to be tacky here; but at least some women can realize what teenage boys and young men live with for many years while the gals just think it is fun working them up.

Drugs have been used to give some short term relief, but no effective long-term treatment has yet been developed.

A lot of articles on this can be found with google search.