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Uploaded by on May 1, 2007

this is why this movie is so incredibly funny

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  • well my cox recently steered me into a vagina

  • Recently, our cox steered us directly into a bridge pillar, snapping the boat and sending 9 people into the CT river.

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  • The guy had to deliberately catch an ejector crab for this video. Props to him...

  • classic bow pair shenanigans

  • THE EJECTOR

  • here's a better tip: DON'T CATCH A CRAB

  • We watched the guy get ejected twice...

  • Feel bad for 2 seat, having to catch all those crabs for the video. Great video if you see the entire thing however.

  • @pimpplayer91 There could be many things that is causing this. Although your coach/cox would like to make you think that it is solely your job to set the boat, it is everyone's job. Even the cox can contribute to the unbalance of the boat. If you are not rowing you could sit at your catch and put the oar in between your body and you knees while holding your rigger with your inside hand and by putting your outside hand underneath the end of the handle. :)

  • I have a problem I am a novice rower and when try to set boat the oar keeps digging into the water. Even try turning the oar and it still dig. How can i fix this problem is it because my wrist is bending.

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