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Old 03-06-2010, 06:48 PM #1
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Default So upset- Weak fingers
I just wrote a very long post that took me a century to write on the 108 thread, and it was locked! This is now a venting post re. weak fingeers muscles, and not being able to type fast enough before a thread is locked! lol

Seriously, though, has anyone noticed that when your fingers are weak, the rest of you is in reall ybd shape too? I feel like jello today.
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