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Old 04-11-2012, 11:07 PM   #11
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I read and re read many times to be clear on what I was replying about before I replied.....I thought the misunderstanding of the topic was corrected.



Just sitting still in a chair would probably give you many more problems - a possibility of frozen shoulder, as well as gunk & toxins building up from lack of movement...
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