American Gladiators

[xvart]

About a month ago I got an advanced copy of Gladiator by Dan "Nitro" Clark, from American Gladiators. It was a memoir/autobiography of his life growing up and ultimately abusing steroids for 20 years. Anyways, it was a wonderful book and I reviewed it and posted it on Amazon.

Shortly after I reviewed the book (still before it was actually available to buy) I received a personal email from none other than Dan "Nitro" Clark himself, thanking me for the kind words, and said that I "totally got it."

I loved American Gladiators growing up and it was really great to actually exchange a couple of emails with Nitro himself.

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And the best eliminator ever! I remember watching this one on TV:
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xvart.

 

[swords]

HA! Isn't the internet amazing?
It's so useful for making all kinds of contacts and information exchange, it's hard to imagine life without it.