Does Love-making
make you horny, baby?

Invented by Stephen Colbert, Love-making is different than sex, despite common belief. Sex refers to something painful and embarassing. Love-making refers to something only described as Stephen-esque. Stephen himself is the master at love-making. In fact, the only way to engage in love-making is to picture your partner (of the opposite sex -- homosexuality is for Godless Sodomites) as Mr. Colbert. Some extreme love-makers have even taken it so far as to dressing up like Mr. Colbert himself.

The Colbert Report revs you up for love-making. Stephen suggests a trial separation if this doesn't happen, as it is hopeless. A way to strengthen the relationship is to engage in love-making after every thought of Stephen. Thinking about truthiness? Get naked. Thinking about Stephen's glasses? Make love. Thinking about how you can't wait until The Colbert Report is over (see: Blasphemy) so you can roll around under silk blankets exploring sexual fantasies? Make sweet, sweet love until the end of the next new show. It's what the Baby Jesus would want.

Love-making Factoids Edit

• It cures AIDS
• It feels great
• There are 27 different ways of love-making, but only Mr. Colbert knows the other 26 ways.
• Makes babies
• The only 2 known ways to resist love-making after watching The Colbert Report is to think of bears or to watch head on commercials.
• It is exclusive to heterosexuals
• 69 may be included
• BJ's are acceptable