Member Videos 2010


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Welcome to the Members Video 2010 thread. I realize for a lot of you 2010 has yet to arrive, but for some it already has.

The videos posted in this thread don't have to be good by any stretch of the imagination. They can be serious, funny, retarded, or as the first video of the year will demonstrate "Really retarded".

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So to start off the new year, I dug out an old VHS tape and transferred it to my computer for this very special 2010 thread. The name of the video is "The Mr Jock Show". It was a video I did back in 1996 for some class in highs school. Thinking back I really have no idea which class it was for. All I know is that I look retarded and also took retarded to a whole new level. I pretty much insulted every jock in school in 1 single video.

Welcome to 2010

The Mr Jock Show (1996)

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Two videos I made and putted on YouTube

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I am are new to the forum and wanted to introduce myself .. I decided to enroll after a while 'I was reading the forum and all the good advice ..approaching the summer and I decided to get back a bit 'in the form .. I do sports (tennis and running) and I always tend to control what I eat, with ups and downs! I then discuss some interesting 'tricks and tips for proper nutrition ..I guess we will be fine!Good afternoon everyone!

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