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Old 01-15-2013, 09:30 AM #20
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It looks like I am a 5. How far of a distance is 100 meters?
A little over 100 yards.

Myself? some where above 6.5, LOL I am not liberal enough to call what I do walking. A manual wheelchair is beyond me, although I stagger around the house at time for short periods. The quad cane, walls and counters are my friends.
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