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  1. robin!
    cheap cheap.
    yes please Notrice cheap tires benefit from inflation
    whereas better tires are DESIGNED for a specific inflation
    and that better tires nowadaze are belted soas the tire doesn't go out
    of or into round dependent on the relationship tween weight and
    pressure as much as cheap tires.
    now off to print money!

  2. Quoted message said:

    robin!
    cheap cheap.
    yes please Notrice cheap tires benefit from inflation
    whereas better tires are DESIGNED for a specific inflation
    and that better tires nowadaze are belted soas the tire doesn't go out
    of or into round dependent on the relationship tween weight and
    pressure as much as cheap tires.
    now off to print money!

    psoas

  3. Jim Smith said:

    psoas

    I didn't know what that was until this winter. I hurt mine by x-c skiing
    too much without a proper fitness base. When it was injured, it would
    bring me to tears when it did its little snap against my pelvic bone. I
    will never forget what a psoas is.

    I still feel it occasionally. Proper stretching helped make it a lot
    better, but it's not yet 100%.

    --
    Dave
    dvt at psu dot edu

  4. dvt said:
    Jim Smith said:

    psoas

    I didn't know what that was until this winter. I hurt mine by x-c
    skiing too much without a proper fitness base. When it was injured, it
    would bring me to tears when it did its little snap against my pelvic
    bone. I will never forget what a psoas is.

    I still feel it occasionally. Proper stretching helped make it a lot
    better, but it's not yet 100%.

    Ouch. I hope it gets better soon. But this muscle isn't only a source
    of pain, psoas you walk down the meat isle next time you are at the
    market, remind yourself that the pork tenderloin is a psoas major
    muscle. Filet mignon is a little slice of cow psoas too. Unless you
    are a vegetarian. In which case, forget I said anything.

    Mmmm, psoas.

  5. Jim Smith said:

    ...psoas you walk down the meat isle next time you are at the
    market, remind yourself that the pork tenderloin is a psoas major
    muscle. Filet mignon is a little slice of cow psoas too. Unless you
    are a vegetarian. In which case, forget I said anything.

    Mmmm, psoas.

    Does a turkey have a psoas? Mmmm, turkey.

    --
    Dave
    dvt at psu dot edu

  6. dvt said:
    Jim Smith said:

    ...psoas you walk down the meat isle next time you are at the
    market, remind yourself that the pork tenderloin is a psoas major
    muscle. Filet mignon is a little slice of cow psoas too. Unless you
    are a vegetarian. In which case, forget I said anything.

    Mmmm, psoas.

    Does a turkey have a psoas? Mmmm, turkey.

    You bet. Delectable!

    Robin Hubert

  7. dvt said:

    Does a turkey have a psoas? Mmmm, turkey.

    I'm sure they do, but I've never looked at a turkey or chicken
    closely, so I don't know which they are. Working from memory, those
    little round muscle morsels on the back of the bird seem suspect
    though.

    --
    Jesus: BRB
    Judas: LOL!

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