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8 | 6.56% |
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10 | 8.20% |
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8 | 6.56% |
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50 | 40.98% |
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35 | 28.69% |
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11 | 9.02% |
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18-02-2002, 09:46
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17 lb AGAIN!!!!
We weighed in 17 lb over weight, which is funny because last year at first weight-in we were 17 lb over as well.
We ended up losing 30 lb without really losing any functionality this year so we can now add in the extra functionality that we wanted to add. By the way, look for pictures soon. -Chris 
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