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Text; un: Accelerator; a day or two after the training session (Reply)
Text; un: Accelerator; a day or two after the training session
Date:
2023-05-03 06:29 pm (UTC)
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levelshift
[Rank your call... well, alright.]
3.
[What follows is some feedback for the crutch - more personal preference stuff that Donnie wouldn't have necessarily picked up via measurements and analysis. Included is the suggestion to use
four feet for greater stability, and a much cooler-looking arm cuff design
.
Sue him, his current one is super lame-looking. If he has to use a crutch it might as well look sick as hell.]
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Text; un: Accelerator; a day or two after the training session
Date: 2023-05-03 06:29 pm (UTC)3.
[What follows is some feedback for the crutch - more personal preference stuff that Donnie wouldn't have necessarily picked up via measurements and analysis. Included is the suggestion to use four feet for greater stability, and a much cooler-looking arm cuff design.
Sue him, his current one is super lame-looking. If he has to use a crutch it might as well look sick as hell.]