Canadians — of All People — Put the Bridle on Seduction

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Few things are funner on a Sunday than the prospect of watching 10 Canadian shorts on seduction. (Apparently Canada’s inherited more from the French than just a moody passel of Quebecois.) But there’s more to do on the Sundance Channel’s Art of Seduction site than sit around watching politicians lie, pretty people lamenting their genetic burden, and devious webcammers (all of which we did).

The seduction style quiz was among the funner surveys we’ve taken in awhile. As an added incentive to blowing 20 minutes on 40 questions, the site strokes your ego with an illustrated seduction guide for your type. Yum.

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