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Old 04-23-2008, 10:59 AM #16
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she's 14 and 6ft. any tips on being tall?

i'm a measly 5'5"
Joining in on the short people club. My youngest boy is 6'4" and going on 20 yrs. He's been 6'4" since the start of high school and we think has tapped out. I am a measly 5'4"
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