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Old 04-03-2009, 07:58 AM #7
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ok.... my butt, my hair (but not my head), legs-except my knees. and my right arm- most of the time....

that's what usually doesn't hurt, but since I totaled my car wed mar 25th, even that isn't true right now.
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Sorry to hear you were involved in a MVA. Are you okay? How bad was it?
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