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Flashback by Elibad Rated: FRAO - Adult starhalf-star [Reviews - 3] Featured Stories
Summary: Archive: Permission to archive granted to whoever wants to have it. Just let me know where.
Rating: NC-17 (just to be safe)
Status: complete
Pairing: G/DiN
Warnings: Unbeta'd claptrap, written in two hours this afternoon
Spoilers: none
Disclaimer: This is the way it should be, but alas, I own nothing
Summary: Gibbs likes Mambo
Author's Notes: This is a direct result of the list discussion of a musical Tony and Gibbs reaction. This follows along with the idea that Tony has a fondness for the good old days. This music just strikes me as something the boys could have in common, and I've always loved it myself.
Author's Notes v.2: I found a fabulous site that has full length wavs of everything mentioned in the story and some other really great tunes, totally worth a listen.
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Fandoms: slash fiction Characters: Jethro Gibbs/Tony DiNozzo
Genres: Slash Warnings: None
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes Word count: 1964
Published: 02/25/06 Updated: 02/25/06
 

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