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On a highway in a moving automobile. I wasn't driving. It worked out quite well, but I don't know how it did. I was young and stupid.
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"The Dirty Dozen: Charisma Carpenter", Playboy.com, p. 2 (accessed 2006-04-30)
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When asked what was the strangest place she had sex.

 

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