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Old 01-24-2007, 10:28 PM #5
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Can you tell I haven't been there in awhile?? Seriously, WW is the best program on the planet! If you're serious about losing weight--even if you have a lot to unload--it's the only way to go! Check it out at www.weightwatchers.com.


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