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Re: What is wrong with kettlebells?

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  1. On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 20:42:40 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

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    "Lee Michaels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    In the year or so that I have been reading this newsgroup, this is the
    first time i've read something that Lee wrote and actually enjoyed it.
    Usually I get sick from boredom if I read his posts. I know he's not
    turning over a new leaf, but he posted a good post, it's good for the
    group, so why insult him?


    So Mr anonymous doesn't like me.

    You just don't realize how much I don't care.

    Why is it that all the kettlebell trolls are whiny little [censored]?

    OK little brit wimp whiner anonymous, if you rilly, rilly, rilly, rilly,
    rilly want me to change, I will.

    Just as soon as pigs fly and hell freezes over.

    And if you want to really "do something good for the group", stop your
    whining.

    HTH


    I don't want to change a thing about you Lee. In fact you have become like a
    'reference point' in this group. You provide a ready comparison between what
    is prosaic and what is worthwhile.

    He certainly has the capacity to make me feel good about myself and to
    appreciate all that I have. I feel sorry for him in lots of ways, for
    he must be very insecure!

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