The Daily Squeeze: Cave Men, Private Rooms, And Smirting

Posted by: Catherine Strawn Filed in: news
8:00AM, Thursday July 3rd 2008

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Analysis of those painted caves in France suggests that the Upper Paleolithic people liked to sing—the paintings are located in the areas of the caves where singing, humming, and music would sound best. [LifeScience]

China’s government is cracking down on “entertainment venues,” including karaoke bars and discos, and new rules say that windows must be installed on private rooms so there’s no funny business and the staff must dress modestly and “not be too exposing.” [Reuters]

England’s smoking ban has assisted people in flirting (by way of the new “smirting” phenomena—that’s smoking and flirting combined), but hurt dry cleaners. [BBC]

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