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June 30, 2011

What's in Dexter's bag?

Dexter Here is a brand-new picture from the upcoming season of Dexter. It looks like Dexter has found something disgusting. But what is it?

A) Worms. B) Licorice. C) Leeches. D) Remnants of John Travolta's old weave. E) Shoe laces.

Via EW.

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