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[News] Get on the Express with Herbert

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Dai-ichi Hotel, Tokyo -- The 2010 World Championships in Japan revealed many things. Fred Sessa of France demonstrated a new world record, Stig Severinsen showed us more than he should, and now we know Herbert Nitsch is big in Japan. See for yourselv...

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Just embedding it here for those who are lazy to click the link. It is worth of looking at it:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSJ5YrsGwEk]YouTube - ‪The Dai-Ichi Express‬‎[/ame]
 
yep!! thats the first thing i thought of rofl
brilliant, a freediver with a sense of humour:thankyou
 
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