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  1. Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was voted
    to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in Miami. He
    was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac fluttering Thursday
    caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his chest, the coroner said
    yesterday. The weights rolled onto his neck and suffocated him, the
    coroner said.

    Tragic but avoidable ...

    <<joni>>

  2. "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was voted
    to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in Miami. He
    was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac fluttering Thursday
    caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his chest, the coroner said
    yesterday. The weights rolled onto his neck and suffocated him, the
    coroner said.

    Tragic but avoidable ...

    ....another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by Bowflex.

  3. Jim Ranieri' nah said:

    "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was
    voted to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in
    Miami. He was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac
    fluttering Thursday caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his
    chest, the coroner said yesterday. The weights rolled onto his
    neck and suffocated him, the coroner said.

    Tragic but avoidable ...

    ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    Bowflex.

    Or by using a spotter, or using dumbbells instead of a barbell....

    Jason

  4. "Jason Earl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Jim Ranieri' nah said:

    "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was
    voted to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in
    Miami. He was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac
    fluttering Thursday caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his
    chest, the coroner said yesterday. The weights rolled onto his
    neck and suffocated him, the coroner said.

    Tragic but avoidable ...

    ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    Bowflex.

    Or by using a spotter, or using dumbbells instead of a barbell....

    I am embarrassed.

    OK class, let us say our new word for the day.

    POWER RACK!!!

    OK, one more time.

    POWER RACK!!!

    There, I feel better.

  5. Jim Ranieri said:

    ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    Bowflex.

    I nominate this as the funniest post so far in 2005.

    Big Chris

  6. On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 20:38:04 -0600, "Big Chris" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Jim Ranieri said:

    ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    Bowflex.

    I nominate this as the funniest post so far in 2005.

    Quite frankly Big Chris, for some of us Bowflex is not a laughing
    matter!! ;o)

    Have a great Easter weekend - you know I will!! ;o)

    TFIE!!

  7. Lee Michaels said:

    "Jason Earl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Jim Ranieri' nah said:

    "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    > Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was
    > voted to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in
    > Miami. He was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac
    > fluttering Thursday caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his
    > chest, the coroner said yesterday. The weights rolled onto his
    > neck and suffocated him, the coroner said.
    >
    > Tragic but avoidable ...
    >
    >

    ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    Bowflex.

    Or by using a spotter, or using dumbbells instead of a barbell....

    I am embarrassed.

    OK class, let us say our new word for the day.

    POWER RACK!!!

    OK, one more time.

    POWER RACK!!!

    There, I feel better.

    power....uhhhh....power...ummm...

    wtf was that?

    Will there be a test on this?
    --
    -Larry

  8. "Larry Hodges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Lee Michaels said:

    "Jason Earl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Jim Ranieri" <nah,> writes:

    > "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    >> Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    >> Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers who was
    >> voted to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while weightlifting at home in
    >> Miami. He was 46. Mr Little had heart disease, and a cardiac
    >> fluttering Thursday caused him to drop 250 pounds of weights on his
    >> chest, the coroner said yesterday. The weights rolled onto his
    >> neck and suffocated him, the coroner said.
    >>
    >> Tragic but avoidable ...
    >>
    >>
    >
    > ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    > Bowflex.

    Or by using a spotter, or using dumbbells instead of a barbell....

    I am embarrassed.

    OK class, let us say our new word for the day.

    POWER RACK!!!

    OK, one more time.

    POWER RACK!!!

    There, I feel better.

    power....uhhhh....power...ummm...

    wtf was that?

    Will there be a test on this?
    --
    -Larry


    What is that saying??

    You can't teach an old fart new tricks??

  9. Lee Michaels said:

    "Larry Hodges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Lee Michaels said:

    "Jason Earl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > "Jim Ranieri" <nah,> writes:
    >
    >> "joni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    >> news:[email hidden]...
    >>> Always use a spotter when lifting heavy weights. Pittsburgh-David
    >>> Little a durable linebacker for the Pittsburgh
    >>> Steelers who was voted to the Pro Bowl in 1990, died while
    >>> weightlifting at home in Miami. He was 46. Mr Little had heart
    >>> disease, and a cardiac fluttering Thursday caused him to drop
    >>> 250 pounds of weights on his chest, the coroner said yesterday. The
    >>> weights rolled onto his neck and suffocated him, the coroner
    >>> said. Tragic but avoidable ...
    >>>
    >>>
    >>
    >> ...another senseless loss of life that could've been prevented by
    >> Bowflex.
    >
    > Or by using a spotter, or using dumbbells instead of a barbell....
    >

    I am embarrassed.

    OK class, let us say our new word for the day.

    POWER RACK!!!

    OK, one more time.

    POWER RACK!!!

    There, I feel better.

    power....uhhhh....power...ummm...

    wtf was that?

    Will there be a test on this?
    --
    -Larry


    What is that saying??

    You can't teach an old fart new tricks??

    I fit that description nicely thanks.
    --
    -Larry

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