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Under or Over Weight?

View Poll Results: Under of Over Weight
+140	13	8.97%
139-135	10	6.90%
134-130	28	19.31%
130	20	13.79%
129-119	41	28.28%
118-108	13	8.97%
107-97 & Lower	20	13.79%
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15-02-2003, 18:25

Joe Matt

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Under or Over Weight?

So, we're at the t minus 2 day mark and I was wondering if you are under or over weight. We are, guess what, underweight, and by a lot. Many parts of our bot got cut out due to technical problems, so we are working on adding more weight.

So, what about you?

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