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Old 02-13-2009, 11:07 AM #1
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OMG I hate these! They said it could take a week for me to get used to them and I'm going to try and stick it out but I am tempted to just buy another pair and continue looking over/under as I have been.

Any experiences or pointers you can share would be most welcome. I'm headed to work so if I don't respond until tomorrow that is the reason, not that I'm not appreciative of your time.
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