9 thoughts on “ Just Do It For You - Various - Video Flemloque (VHS) ”

1. It doesn't matter if you can only do the first 10 minutes or you go through the whole thing, it's a great tape! I agree with other reviewers of this and other exercise videos--having a perky, chatty, oh-so-cute person leading the exercises is ok and even amusing the first or maybe second run-through/5(9).

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2. Recorded off air during a Nick Jr. Broadcast right after Blue's Clues, "What's Blue Afraid Of?". VHS Recording Date: Friday, October 29, No Copyright I.

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3. Directed by Ken Dixon. With Sybil Danning, Ursula Andress, Brigitte Bardot, Jacqueline Bisset. A collection of nude and/or topless scenes from various films featuring actresses who were either famous at the time or who became famous later on/10().

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4. Aug 15,  · This is the perfect workout - it gets my heart pumping, stretches my muscles, builds strength - and the instructor is clear and pays attention to special cases. Simple moves make this video easy to follow. It's divided into 5 sections, so it's easy to just do a short workout if you want.5/5(5).

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5. Learn more about Air Liquide's first data summit that gathered participants around three topics: Assets, Customers and Ecosystems.

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6. Sep 15,  · I wrote him a letter and I included a VHS tape with my reel on it and said, “mate, I just saw this amazing music video. Here’s my reel, I know you’re up in Sydney (I was in Melbourne) but I.

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7. Feb 18,  · In fact, many times you'll hear the girls say, "No one will ever see this tape. Do whatever you want." It is believed that this tape was privately shot by a roadie for the Go-Go's circa November -- long before state-of-the-art video camera equipment. The image is black and white and of lesser quality than today's "home videos.".

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9. Aug 14,  · Hi, I've been looking at the various options for getting my old VHS videos onto the computer, there seems to be really cheap options that I don't have much faith in (basically just some tiny in-line dongle with the cables), or mega-expensive Canopus converters which are far .

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