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Old 06-24-2007, 02:35 PM #1
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And I would also suggest TRYING IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT!!!

If it so much as gives you a tingle (that is assuming you are not numb), I guess if you are numb, and this makes your neves jump and tingle, maybe that's a good thing..... I really don't know.

But I'm not going near anything that vibrates!!!!

no sir
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