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Old 10-12-2010, 06:18 AM #6
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Yep....

If I sat for two hours in high temperatures, and then had a long car drive I would have trouble walking too. Best way I can describe that feeling - like the legs are really stiff and yet made of jelly all at the same time - or perhaps even belong to someone else....because they weigh a ton and I wouldn't have control over what they did.

The question is, how did you feel after you had cooled down, and had a rest?

So sorry you are going through all this cr*p - I think limboland would be much worse than being able to tackle this Monster head on.

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