The Max X Commandments

Season 2Episode 1060 minDez. 21, 2001
The Max X Commandments
Man flips BMX bike over dirt pile for money; Convenience store gets robbed twice in ten minutes; Rim flies off bouncing truck and hits man in face; BMX biker crashes into tree; Cop makes erratic driver apologize for cutting off motorcycle officers; Man throws water on reporter; Boy electrocuted at birthday party; Kid steals letter from mailbox; Man juggles flaming torches and sets room on fire; Fight breaks out on hockey rink; Man freaks out in back of police car; Man tries to jump semi trucks with motorcycle and slams into one of the trucks; Horse bites woman's breast; Surfer washed off large rock by wave; Five people swing on pendulum from high bridge and the cord snaps; Motorcyclist flips; Base jumpers jump off Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas; Firework goes off in moving car Max X List: 3. Paparazzi films cops arresting a man who broke into his car 2. Drunks push van in swamp and set it on fire 1. Man screams on ejector seat ride
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