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Science of Sex Appeal - Female Copulance
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From : DiscoveryNetworks
Added: Feb 13, 2009
Could copulance be a hidden weapon in women's armory of attraction? Men seem to lose all ability to think clearly when exposed. Learn more from Discovery Channel's "The Science of Sex Appeal."
Category : Entertainment
Added: Feb 13, 2009
Could copulance be a hidden weapon in women's armory of attraction? Men seem to lose all ability to think clearly when exposed. Learn more from Discovery Channel's "The Science of Sex Appeal."
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