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John Foss > 2004, Unicon XII: Closing, Tokyo, Japan > 2004-08-01_10-26-02
John Foss > In the second half, Denmark tried a new strategy. Send out only girls, dress them sexy, and try to distract those macho Puerto Ricans!
John Foss > And it actually worked! I think the score ratio (the percentage they were losing by) actually decreased during the second half!
John Foss > Team photo.
John Foss > Denmark's unicycles, a lot of Pichlers.
John Foss > Would Diane Gilbertson and Rolf Sander rather fight than switch? They were both sporting black eyes from separate incidents.
John Foss > Toyoda warming up for an encore performance.
John Foss > Toyoda warming up for an encore performance.
John Foss > Toyoda warming up for an encore performance.
In the second half, Denmark tried a new strategy. Send out only girls, dress them sexy, and try to distract those macho Puerto Ricans!
> In the second half, Denmark tried a new strategy. Send out only girls, dress them sexy, and try to distract those macho Puerto Ricans!
In the second half, Denmark tried a new strategy. Send out only girls, dress them sexy, and try to distract those macho Puerto Ricans!
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