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Malcolm didnt have any luck this season. he was training and riding alot and got is self in shape. is now skiny and fit like is brother.
i dont know why you guys compare him and is brother, they are 2 different guys the only comun between them its the last name thats all..
i do believe malcolm will do super good sx and mx he as a lot talent specialy supercross,
i have been with him everyday in my life and the kids as a great heart and very open mind,
Just be nice and dont putt him on the same bag as is brother if you dont like JS
Respect
ES
How long ago?
thats why you hide behind a fake name anyway i hope the best for you,
ES
After graduating from the University of Vermont and attending Columbia University Graduate School in New York, Malcolm Stewart made his Broadway debut in "Dracula" with Frank Langella. Other Broadway shows include "Bedroom Farce" and "Torch Song Trilogy". He is a licensed pilot, has a daughter in University and is a citizen of three countries...
Relax, go drink a beer, sit in the sun, smoke a joint, do whatever you do to relax. Most importantly, get the F away from the computer dude. All of you should do the same.
exactly. but dave didnt overreact. malcom is a super mellow nice kid, and so what if he was anything like james, it still wouldnt make him a legitimate target for the comments here.
for one second, any one of you imagine youre the one getting blasted or even commented about on a public forum. your whole life out in the open for all the lemmings to take anonymous pot shots at. then imagine youre just a kid still (cuz its hard enuff for an adult to take)...
...you will all say "it comes with the territory" and "thats what they get paid for"...yada yada yada...and to some small degree, u are right. but if you had just an once of talent that could garner any or you an once of the scrutiny that these riders unesesarily go thru, you'd think twice about the way you go about your comments.
food for thought.
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