London, November 25 (ANI): Brits have been tagged as the naughtiest people in Europe after a poll conducted by condom firm Mates.
It was found in the survey that 50 percent of Brits aged between 19 and 30 have sent a steamy snap on their phone.
“In my view, our most powerful sexual organ is our brain,” the Daily Star quoted sexpert Jo Hemmings as saying.
He added: “Imagination is the key to having great sex.” (ANI)
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