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Old 09-17-2007, 09:53 PM #8
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I had a high "breakage rate" for glasses and dishes. For years my kids knew that as soon as I dropped something and they heard the crash, to come running to help out and minimize my upset over it.

I have not broken a glass in ages. Things can improve, and if you can't see it on the EMG/NCS, you might see it in your glass count.
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