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    1. 05-01-2020, 06:22 PM #1
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      That sucks. How’d you tear it?
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      That’s the shit thing, wasn’t even lifting. Picked up the corner of a piece of plywood and went to lift and snap crackle pop felt it and heard it let go and looked over and saw my bicep rolled up to my shoulder.
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