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Playlist: Jiz Lee
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Special: Zombie Apocalypse
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The CrashPad Christmas Special
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Training Day
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Happy 2011 from CrashPad
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Episode 003: Jiz Lee and Syd Blakovich
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Episode 007: Jiz Lee and Vai
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Episode 014: Jiz Lee, Micah Riot, and Syd Blakovich
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Episode 045: Dylan Ryan and Jiz Lee
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Episode 052: Dallas, Jiz Lee and Vai
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Episode 093 – Jiz Lee and J-Bird
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Crash Pad Classics – Jiz Lee and Syd Blakovich
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Episode 100 – Jiz Lee and Nina Hartley
Episode 031: Dallas and Jiz Lee
Release Date: December 8th, 2011
School’s back in session and Dallas continues to give private tutorials to CrashPad residents, and Jiz is definitely and apt pupil.
“Well, well, well our little community is seems to be getting smaller by the minute. Looks like this semester Dallas is taking classes in rope bondage and is offering private tutorials. Doesn’t look like she is having much trouble finding study buddies either. Keeping it all in the family, Vai, Syd and now Jiz… I think I can see where this is going. Although, I wonder how Syd is going to react if Jiz goes there again with her sister? Different location, different rules? Oh this is going to be juicy.” – Keymaster
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