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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Ryan I can see my grass. Both kinds of grass. Its a nice 71 degree day. One kind of grass is for Ryan and the other for Jonathan

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Congrads on loosing that much weight!! How'd you do it?

 

 

Well I wouldn't recommend it, but 2 years ago I broke my back (L2 burst fracture) after a 30' fall. I lost a lot of weight while recovering and going through physical therapy. Realized I was pretty lucky to be walking / alive so I figured I better stay healthy and keep the weight loss in the right direction.

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Well I wouldn't recommend it, but 2 years ago I broke my back (L2 burst fracture) after a 30' fall. I lost a lot of weight while recovering and going through physical therapy. Realized I was pretty lucky to be walking / alive so I figured I better stay healthy and keep the weight loss in the right direction.

Wow glad your okay and back to walking. Ya I won't try your method lol ,

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Here's a pic I found from a little shoot we did back in the fall.

So thats who mailed me the throttle body.

 

Here is one of me at SEMA

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Nothing. It was too early in the morning. Zane and Josh were still on east coast time and I was used to waking up at 11 am

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Lmao yes typically during the day I'll have Jessie make the label and set up shipping then email me the label print it off and send it out. She helped me a lot with my forum addictions lmao! But also helps my seller ratings. Lmao! She helps me in many many ways and don't know what I'd do without her. ;-)

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Nothing. It was too early in the morning. Zane and Josh were still on east coast time and I was used to waking up at 11 am

Nothing to be ashamed of

 

 

Ryan

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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All you guys are on east coast time. I go to bed when you guys wake up

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I go to bed 11 pm wake up 4:30am

 

 

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