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LONDON, Aug 18, 2006 (UPI via COMTEX) -- Women in South Africa aren't any different than women in the rest of the world when it comes to preferring shopping to sex.
A fantasy survey promoted by a South African drink company said 45 percent of respondents said they value shopping over sex while 26 percent listed sex first, the BBC says.
Almost half the women surveyed felt men misunderstood them while 70 percent said they didn't have enough clothes in their closet.
A whopping 75 percent of the women admitted having a shoe fetish.
Most of the respondents indicated that there would be fewer wars and conflicts in the world if women were in charge instead of men.
The survey was conducted by the Brutal Fruit company.
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