the undertaking of scotia
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cause my balls are like noping watermelons
88kg
eat my shorts
edit whoops i was probably thinking of bendover the last time i measured myself but got it done electonically today so the latest weigh in is 80.2kg
however i have just demolished a bag of tooty fruities
88kg
eat my shorts
edit whoops i was probably thinking of bendover the last time i measured myself but got it done electonically today so the latest weigh in is 80.2kg
however i have just demolished a bag of tooty fruities
Last edited by eddie on Tue May 18, 2004 2:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
nope it i still have the coolest hat in school
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eddie - [nope] cartel
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Roberts you'll never undertake Scotia, I don't care if you've lost 3kg in a month or what ever, You'll see a Macky D's in Bournmouth and put it all back on in one sitting.
78Kg and pumping it out in the gym, bring it on fat boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
78Kg and pumping it out in the gym, bring it on fat boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
You can't expect to reach the top without a little climbing!
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Asian - light green
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bendover - addict
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that is a lot to caryy round an o course, its even more than me!!
i was lighter than 'dover when i last stood on some scales. but havn't done it for while now.
but scotia is a full on lightweight, he only weighs about 1/2 what i do, and if dover gets to that weight, there will be no dover!!!
i was lighter than 'dover when i last stood on some scales. but havn't done it for while now.
but scotia is a full on lightweight, he only weighs about 1/2 what i do, and if dover gets to that weight, there will be no dover!!!
'Grab it by the balls'
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the duncan - diehard
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cj wrote:hmm .2kg loss when most scales are accurate to within 2kg, good going
electronic scales darling, welcome to the 21st century. and no i havent weighed myself today.
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bendover wrote:cj wrote:hmm .2kg loss when most scales are accurate to within 2kg, good going
electronic scales darling, welcome to the 21st century. and no i havent weighed myself today.
Hmm. Go to a dictionary and look up "accuracy". Then look up "precision". Digest the difference and then go and join pedants anonymous.
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