Can you tell if a woman is a moaner or screamer by her laugh

[Joe Momma]

When asked recently what my Master's thesis was going to be about, I told some friends I was doing of correlations between the way women laugh and the sounds they make during sex. Basically, my hypothesis was that women with a higher pitched laugh would tend to be screamers, whereas women with throaty chuckles would tend to be moaners.

Naturally, I would need a large government research grant to pay for condoms, hotel rooms, and Barry White CDs.

It was just an off-the-cuff smartass answer, but I got to thinking about it and there might actually be a correlation, based on the instances I can remember which sounds particular women I knew made.

Anyone notice this or have a lot of experience that refutes it?

-- Joe Momma

[Knife]

Would it not depend on what they were laughling at? People have alot of laughs. If anything and I doubt it, it would probably be the laugh accompanied a release of nervousness.

[TrailerParkJawa]

Ive never been with a screamer. They were all moaners, but they had all sorts of laughs.

[C.S.Strowbridge]

Isn't there a Dead Milkman's Song called, 'She was a Screamer'?

This has nothing to do with the topic, I just wanted to ask the question before I forgot.

[ArmorPierce]

I think that you can tell if a woman is a squeaker if she squeeks when she laughs. Don't know about moaners and screamers.

[Joe Momma]

Come to think of it, all the times I remember the laughs matching the noises was when we were playing around leading into foreplay, which invalidates the fucking results (no pun intended). Classic Goddamned case of selection bias.

-- Joe Momma

...wondering if it's a good bad or thing that I've heard so much laughter during foreplay. Well, I guess as long as they were laughing with me...