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Missing Link 2: the Darlene Edition

Darlene
March 3, 2007March 3, 2007
Once again, this isn't skepticlawyer's ML - it's Darlene Taylor's. Enjoy. Welcome to Missing Link 2: The Darlene Edition. Almost as good as Basic Instinct...
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Monday Missing Link (well, nearly)

Darlene
February 27, 2007February 27, 2007
Oh my gawd, itâs my first edition of Missing Link: Lighter, sillier and undoubtedly ridiculous. A bigger edition of Missing Link will appear later this...

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