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40 per cent of Canadians admit to having kissed a stranger under the mistletoe

26. November 2008 22:54

It's no surprise that Canadians smile and kiss more during the holiday season.

In fact, a recent survey commissioned by Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite power toothbrush shows that 73 per cent of Canadians say that spending time with family and friends puts the brightest smile on their faces over the holidays. And, nearly 40 per cent admit to having kissed a stranger under the mistletoe, or at midnight on New Year's Eve.

When dreaming about the possibility of kissing a movie star under the mistletoe this holiday season, 42 per cent of female respondents said they would like to lock lips with George Clooney under the mistletoe and 29 percent of men chose Angelina Jolie.

Regardless of whom Canadians desire to kiss under the mistletoe, they must not have bad breath, said 49 per cent of respondents when asked about the most important mistletoe rule of etiquette. "No slobbering" is the most important rule of etiquette for 32 per cent of Canadians.

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