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Tits and Washed Cars for Charity
While most suckas will still be at work this Friday, you have the chance to find yourself at the Torrance Spearmint Rhino taking place in the second annual charity car wash from 3-6 p.m.
It's the Leykis Car Wash and your car will be all soapy and slippery with the help of the lovely dancers, who are doing this to help benefit Savannah's Organic Ranch.
There's no details as to how much these car washes will cost you, or how much female nudity one will be able to see, but i am sure all you Los Angeles pervs will be satisfied enough.
Tom Leykis definitely won't be there because he'll be doing his radio show on 97.1. Last year it was the Adam Corolla Charity Car Wash, but who cares which random radio jock has their name attached? You're won't be going to see any radio people anyways.
Take the Normandie exit off the 405 freeway, and you're there. Bring lots of 1 Dollar bills, and a dirty car.
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