Ambush Interview #104 Sexy Rex
 

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104 Sexy Rex

Co-Owner of Totem cash, Rex runs one of the - if not the - larget dancing download stipper sites on the planet. Wildly successful, he's made a name for himself and his company that solidly places him as one of the real big early players in this game. Everyone and I mean EVERONE has told me ( and I include myself in this as well) that he?s a great friend who?s only been gracious, hospitable, and always generous with everyone.


1. Just what exactly was it that you inhaled from that bag in Winnipeg?
2. What is the 'autoration freeze of death'? Why did you almost crash and almost kill soo many people in a helicopter last x-mas?
3. What's your problem with finger food? Live food?
4. What is sooo disgusting about truck stop restruants? Why not eat at them? Why take pics of the food?
5. What the fuck is with the expensive shoe fettish? Isn't that for women?
6. Take about scuba diving, motercross, race cars and your other adverture hobbies.
7. What's your take on how France surrendered in WW2 and had to be saved by the Americans?
8. Don't cigars negate tasting the true flavor of good wine?
9. Why did you kick Derek (mr skin) in the shins?
10. You have a girlfriend, why keep going to the strippers?
11. What the fuck is with the dungon servants quarteres in your appartment?
12. Why do you live in Paris? Lived anywhere else?
13. What did you do for Fox interactive?
14. How old were you when you started programing? What computer was it? What early computers have you owned?
15. How many virtuagirls have you shot loads on in your living room?
16. Talk about Virtuagirl and Herve.
17. What was it like to ride the concord?
18. What kind of car(s) do you own? Moterbikes? Helicopters? pics
19. How many stamps are in your passport? Talk about your worst border crossing experience.
20. Who do you look up to in the online adult industry? Down on?
21. How mad was the French IRS at you for cheating on your taxes?
22. What are you favorite adult conventions? Least favorite?
23. What is the best airline to fly? discuss in detail the airlines you travel on.
24. How many speeding tickets have you gotten? What does your licence and car insurance cost in Paris?
25. Talk about the time you carried a blow up doll though the streets and subways of LA.
26. How does it make you feel to know that California makes better wine than France?
27. Why do you always take the stairs up to your 7th floor apartment when you have an elevator?
28. Why, when talking to Greg about one of your washrooms and after inspecting it yourself, did you tell him to "never go in there"?
29. If your soo smart how did Herve kick your ass at programing in 1985? And what's your problem with clipping routines?
30. What is the sexy rexy pseudo story?

Go Rex GO:thumbsup

Number 2

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hehe. nice to see the interviews back!

ok, let me grab a nice cigar first :)

shit - i have no beer in the house

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Ok Rex, light that cigar and start typing....

Jeff - CCBill

Should be a good one

1. Just what exactly was it that you inhaled from that bag in Winnipeg?

I knew this one would come, but I did not expect it to be the first one. I should know better hehe.

Ok, it was weed. I don't smoke weed, only cigars, too afraid to inhale and go back to cigarettes (was smoking ages go). So the last time I smoked pot was around 15 years ago at least. I don't know what made me accept this bag, maybe JMan's very nice dinner and smile, well, I took a few bags. Holly shit, I never really enjoyed smoking but this thing is different. All was a bit fuzzy after, I remember telling my GF that "I felt drunk, but a different kind of drunk" and realised everyone went to bed a solid hour after the fact. Thanks JMan for that hole in my memory ;)

Got a nice Cohiba Sublime (limited edition 2004) in my mouth right now, already feels better :)

Ok Rex, one down and 29 to go!

Great Ambush. Rex is a good choice.

Im looking forward to this :thumbsup

Rich rocs----couldn`t have happened to a nicer guy...
TotemCash Rocks! & so does the staff!

This will be an interesting read.

theres something wrong in this one !!

"26. How does it make you feel to know that California makes better wine than France?
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nice one Rex is tha man

Damn.. Rex is on this one fast. 1st answer came on the 1st page.

I miss France :thumbsup

Looking forward to seeing some of these answers.

Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is gonna be good yo!!!!

Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is gonna be good yo!!!!

Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is gonna be good yo!!!!

2. What is the 'autoration freeze of death'? Why did you almost crash and almost kill soo many people in a helicopter last x-mas?

I got my helicopter pilot licence in 2001 along with Herve my partner. I rarely fly anymore when he became an instructor. SO when I feel flying, I usually go with him (not too safe to fly when you don't do it for a while, especially helicopters). One thing instructors do often when teaching how to fly is to cut the engine off, mid air. You need to react quickly by reducing the blades angles to minimum in order to have the heli glide to the ground, then do a nice flare and land smoothly thanks to what's left of the blades rotation. Thing is there is little space for errors, even when u practice. So, that one time, Herve cuts the engine, I react quickly enough (if you don't, u fall like a stone) and we start going down, 3 times as fast as the normal descend speed, which is normal, the ground aproach quickly and I froze. Paralysed, not moving anymore, we were going to crash. This happen when u are overflowed by informations / danger in flying. It was the first time for me and as it was me, Herve reacted and took back the commands a second later than he should have. I really saw the crash coming, but we only touched the tail... Herve clearly saved both our lives that day.

A few months after, we decided to give all employees of Totem a tour of Paris by helicopter for Xmas. So Herve fly them by group of 4 and I'm on the tarmac organising the thing. Once it's over, he offers me to fly the helico back to its garage, by the taxi way. Long story short, I was not use to that helico and I missjudged the wind wich caught my tail and made us spin real fast. Before I know we did a 360 and we're starting a new one. Herve took back the helicopter right before the third spin which is usually the last one before you touch the ground and destroy everything. Of course this is happenning with the entire TotemCash crew watching me...

Anyone wants to fly with me?

Congrats Rex is one of the coolest guys in the industry.. Great ambush!

:thumbsup

love the rex

This will be an interesting read for sure!!! :thumbsup

GO REX!

Bruno

Excellent....this is going to be a great one :)

Richard is a sweetheart! Great choice for an ambush...

Rex.... one of the nicest person you'll ever meet in the biz.
i am digging old pictures mon Ami..!

Congrats ! They couldn't find better ! Of course You are French :) Who said Californian Wine was better than French wine...Yeah right ! Rex Felicitations :pimp I join you with my cigar !!!! A bientot. can't wait to read the answers and to see you in Vegas. You rock !

Could not find a pic of the one we fly all the time, but here is how it looks like: EC 120 Colibri made by Eurocopter

http://www.bredow-web.de/ILA_2002/He...120/EC-120.JPG

Would have been such a waste to crash it...

thinking of which... i crashed my model again

I've never flawn with Rex in a helicopter, however I've had some great wines and champagnes with you sir. I like that better ;) lol
It's exciting, I'm looking forward to finding out all the juicy details of your life ;):1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

I can tell you from my own experience that Rex and the gang are some of the highest quality people in the biz

GREAT JOB GUYS

3. What's your problem with finger food? Live food?

I don't know what my problem is, I didn't think I had one until friends and GF made me notice :) I've been invited to a few dinners this year that have been quite chalenging to me I admit. Went to a crab house with Mike Strouse, had to hammer the crab, eat with my fingers (not even mentioning the lack of plates, eating out of the table...). I'll remember that one for a while believe me (what a great experience, ty Mike!). Had lobster in fine restaurant with my GF in Montreal, threw up after, I had the image of that thing looking at me in the eyes right before being boiled to death....gggghhhh.

I guess it's because this is so far from my education :) Last thing I want is to look like a French snob (tought enough to be French, don't want to add to it...), so I'm fighting it and I really enjoy what's for me pushing the limits. Next step (for my therapy) is pizza in bed I heard...

ouch. damage?

You know you always have an official invite to fly with us. Next time you come to Paris? And what juicy details don't you already know sir? lol

Thank you for the official invite :) I hope to take advantage of it soon then! :)

How about another French with you guys ? Je suis la ! :xmas-smil

hmmmmmmmmmmm.....

OMG, the pic with the red wine..
(he does the same with jack daniel's when we play poker)

disgusting :winkwink:

rex u re the best :pimp

4. What is sooo disgusting about truck stop restruants? Why not eat at them? Why take pics of the food?

Knowing my taste for good food, Greg Dumas once brought me to a truck stop restaurant, on our way back to LA from Phoenix (we did the trip on Harleys last year).
I really had no clue what to expect and until then I truly saw a good friend in him. What he had me eat there definitly proved me wrong, lol. I could not find anything on the menu so I let him order. This was the most discusting food I EVER had. And I mean ever. I had some sort of bread with gravy, another thing made of corn with a big chuck of butter soaking in it, a burger made of g.d knows what...gggghhhhh To be honest, I only had a few bite of each and couldn't finish the plate.
I had to take picture to show my french friends back in Paris, but pics were not enough to describe the experience...
I'll remember that lunch forever, thanks Greg for such good memories :) (and I mean that now the bad taste finaly left my mouth!)