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Jim Robinson, born March 7th 1986 to parents John Robinson and Debrah Martin. Jim is best known for his incredible improvisational abilities, quick wit and perfect sense of comic timing.


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Jim is a member of ]. He has portrayed such characters as Elton John and Alex Trebek with phenomenal physical and vocal accuracy. His displays of drinking are unparalleled onstage as well as off. This talent once lead to a sloppy makeout session with ].
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An all around great guy, Jim is desired by many females, and males, on campus at ]. An active sex life is the result of his wonderful sense of humor and his giant horse cock.
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