Boobs, Butts, Bimbos Still the Key to Men 18-34

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Once again confirming boobs, butts and bimbos can get the human race (or at least mean) to do anything, Heavy has launched its second annual Massive Mating Game which offers guys the chance to win a day with one of four “hottest girls on Earth” simply by watching their videos and becoming their friends on MyHeavy.

Well, Heavy has certainly cracked the male 18-34 code with this one insuring lots of drool and other fluids will hit keyboards as men slather over these videos trying to decide which of the “hottest girls on Earth” is…well…the hottest. It’s so easy a caveman could do it. Oh wait, that one’s taken.

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