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Episode 26. This podcast is intended for an adult audience and contains explicit language that some people may find offensive. Hello listeners we joined the action this week a short while after we left it last time.

The round of drinks has been drunk and now everyone is

headed to the cellar bar where Keith's 80s night awaits them. So slap on your hair gel listeners because this is Underwooden

Flinch episode 26.

Daimo sat behind a small table next to the door that led down to the cellar bar.

He wore a tight black suit, a black and white checkered tie, a pork pie hat and a pair of wrap-around

sunglasses. These lasts he was especially grateful for as their eye-concealing lenses allowed him to unashamedly admire the way Lydia Flinch

had poured herself into a skimpy black dress. However, his ardor was abruptly doused when, beyond Lydia and the Bensons, he saw Michelle

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