We’re not so big on going to brothels — we find that the whole “illegal” factor kinda makes it a little difficult. But if we happened to find ourselves in a country where prostitution was legal, and we happened to be struck by a brothel-going…

We have a thing for maps, and more than a passing interest in sex, so we were thrilled to learn of a Museum of Sex project that combines the two: Mapping Sex in America, a collaborative map that encourages users to place their own stories of…

We’re kinda geeky here at Boinkology (you know, in case this didn’t tip you off). We also like dating (in case, uh, this whole blog didn’t tip you off). So we were pretty thrilled by Gridskipper’s new map of geek date spots.

We were hoping for…

Gridskipper has a write up on the best bathrooms of San Francisco, but fails to answer the (by far) most important question in any of its write ups. (We don’t know what you’re doing in public bathrooms, but we have our priorities firmly set.)

For shame,…

Boinkology is always on the lookout for good bras and bra boutiques (with good reason), so we were rather thrilled to see Gridskipper’s guide to the lingerie stores of LA.

While it’s unlikely that we’ll be in LA any time soon, it’s good to know…

And, perhaps, the best ever .info domain. Boinkology recently came across makeoutspots.info, a blog + Google map mashup that’s attempting to document the best make out spots across the globe (including some Boinkology faves, like Lodhi Gardens).

Yeah, that’s way more useful than a map…

Traveling abroad is not without its fair share of hassles. Navigating a foreign terrain, with different customs (tipping or no tipping?), a different language, and a different currency is no easy task: and the difficulties only increase if, say, you’re traveling abroad and find yourself…

Things being as they are here in the States, it can sometimes be tempting to think about going expat (hell, my mom’s already done it, and my siblings are both halfway out the door.). Before you take off to foreign lands, however, you might want…

A friend recently pointed me in the direction of Who is Sick?, a website that allows users to self report illness (as well as age, gender, and location). Submitted data is tabulated and posted on a map (using Google Maps, natch), creating a public health…