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Vincent Campbell wrote:
>
> <And anyway, who ever got more shags from being a great thinker than
> they
> > would've from being 'trendy'?>
> >
> Ah well, it depends who you're trying to get a shag off, doesn't it?
>
> Vincent
Fair play. After all fitness was always a context dependent measure...
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