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it's funny to see stuff you liked when you were a kid only to realize that when you got older that shit wasn't really cool at all....like the ninja turtles movie...
nearly every time I see a possum it's in dead form.
I quit skating for a time due to piling out
Aren't you the one who consistently clowns nostalgia threads? I thought those kids were nerds even when I was little.
Ohhhh ok. Liar. Its not really very entertaining either. I turned it off pretty quickly.
ugh, thanks rupert, I have been looking for the adio myspace website for quite some time...
hahaha jesus christ, that dude with the glasses that always puts out the fire came into my work today and bought a burrito, pretty fucking odd coincidence. When I saw him, it was the first time I have ever thought of that show in years and then a thread, spooky.
Ross HullWeather has always been a keen interest for Ross. His curiousity about meteorology made him an avid Weather Network viewer, where many of his weather questions were answered. Now himself part of the Weather Network’s team of broadcasters, Ross is thrilled to be able to explain the weather to others on the air: "the weather plays such an important role in so many facets of our lives as Canadians, and I keep that in mind every time I deliver a forecast." Ross may be best known for his various acting credits in both television and film, which gave him the opportunity to travel to Russia, India, China, and New Zealand over the last few years. A certified personal trainer, Ross enjoys hiking, skiing and rock climbing in his spare time- any activity with a fitness component to it. He holds a Bachelor Degree in Radio and Television Arts from Ryerson University.
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