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ESPN2, starved for content, is rerunning its obscure sports block ESPN Ocho this weekend, including a series of marble races from JMR. And while marble racing lets people continue to role-play as ...
JMR construct stands for the marble fans to watch the Marble League and cheer on teams as part of the excitement of videos. Anton Weber. Dion believes that there’s been an upsurge in interest as ...
The viral beach video clip is actually from 2016 and from a channel on YouTube called Jelle’s Marble Runs (JMR), the brainchild of Dutch brothers Jelle and Dion Bakker.
The viral beach video clip is actually from 2016 and from a channel on YouTube called Jelle’s Marble Runs (JMR), the brainchild of Dutch brothers Jelle and Dion Bakker.
Different colored marbles race down a path curved in a sandy beach, crashing into one another as they vie for position. A commentator excitedly narrates the action, breathlessly describing which ...
The viral beach video clip is actually from 2016 and from a channel on YouTube called Jelle’s Marble Runs (JMR), the brainchild of Dutch brothers Jelle and Dion Bakker.