Too Good To Be True: The Colossal Book Of Urban Legends - Plot & Excerpts
There are many ULs concerning sex, and I’ve scattered most of them through this book according to their other themes, reserving the present chapter for just a few of the more saucy examples. Surprisingly, most legends that mention sex are fairly innocuous, in contrast to sex jokes, at least. But the sexcapade legends still shock us because they seem so lifelike and plausible. Take “The Husband Monitor,” for example. The story itself might rate only a PG-13, but it suggests the strong possibility that such an embarrassing incident could easily have happened to anyone: In a home’s upstairs nursery a couple of modern young husbands were changing their babies’ diapers while their wives were downstairs getting dinner on the table. The nursery had a baby monitor installed; it’s something like a little radio with the microphone in the baby’s room and the receiver carried around as the parent works elsewhere in the house, so the parent can hear if the baby cries. The husbands were unaware that the monitor was turned on.
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