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Stu Fleming schreef:

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Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

5 kg?! Good show. Congratulations! Now to figure out a way to prevent
him from appearing on webpages with nerd collections.

--
E. Dronkert

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Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations!! Does he have fast or slow twitch muscles?

B. Lafferty said:

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Quoted message said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations!! Does he have fast or slow twitch muscles?

He has short femurs :-(

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Conga rats!
Bill C

Stu Fleming said:

Quoted message said:

Congratulations!! Does he have fast or slow twitch muscles?

He has short femurs :-(

You gave him one of those cute furry animals from Madagascar??

Stu Fleming said:

Mother and baby both well.

How's the father doing?

In article said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Nice, Stewart... That's a big kid!

--
tanx,
Howard

Never take a tenant with a monkey.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

Stu Fleming said:

B. Lafferty said:

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

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both
well.

Congratulations!! Does he have fast or slow twitch muscles?

He has short femurs :-(

If he's around 50 cm, he has a climber's BMI.

Robert Chung said:

Stu Fleming said:

Mother and baby both well.

How's the father doing?

Getting a grip on what this is going to do to his training.

Bob Schwartz

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Robert Chung said:

Stu Fleming said:

Mother and baby both well.

How's the father doing?

Getting a grip on what this is going to do to his training.

Bob Schwartz

Rollers at Midnight anyone? :-)

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both
well.

Sounds like a big boy already! And why didn't you just round up to 11
pounds?)

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Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations!

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Dumbass -

Congratulations!

Who said that bike racers never get laid?

thanks,

K. Gringioni.

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

hey, congratulations! i wanted to name one of my dogs "angus" but it
didn't happen 🙂 good to see someone else is getting good use out of the
name.

h

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B. Lafferty said:

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Quoted message said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations!! Does he have fast or slow twitch muscles?

Screw that. Is his natural Hct sufficiently low to allow effective
improvements using EPO?

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Dumbass -

Not only did you compare the newborn to your dog, the name in question
was your doggie name reject.

very well, i apologize to stewart and donna (and angus) for ever wanting
to name one of my dogs "angus" and for bringing it up now and thinking
it would be complimentary. but if they have another baby and name him
"nigel", it will probably happen again 🙂

and this is for you, henry dog:
http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/021204/instead-of-kids.gif

heather

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations!

h squared said:

it would be complimentary. but if they have another baby and name him
"nigel", it will probably happen again 🙂

According to the mother, the chances of having another baby voluntarily
are now remote. Her cousin had a baby 3 weeks ago and ours is bigger on
day 2 than it is now.

Anyway, young Angus now has a head-start in the game of Six Degrees of h
squared.

Stu Fleming said:

Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

Congratulations.

Now the difficult part is winning a race so you can do a Basso salute.