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Despite the rather untraditional subject matter, Taboo 2 quickly became one of the biggest selling adult films ever made and has earned further fame as a favorite of comedian Adam Carolla, who has been speaking fondly of Taboo 2 for years ( while mocking its ridiculous plot ), first on Loveline and now on his daily podcast The Adam Carolla Show.
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