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To be put up for sale on ebay shortly?
Rubber spikes?
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Coach D wrote:
To be put up for sale on ebay shortly?
Yeah - well at a charity auction recently a pair of his spikes went for ~$30000. In this case different people got each shoe, but still - should be good for a couple of thousand dollars.
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If you have been hurt because of somebody else's negligence, we know how to help. We address the liability or negligence issues in the injury. We know what it takes to prove who was at fault for the injury.
We also know how to show the types and extent of the injuries that the victims of accidents suffer. Injuries aren't just physical. They can be emotional, mental and economic injuries, as well. Lost wages, medical expenses and the loss of a loved one's companionship can all be injuries, too.
Our lawyers know which documentation to gather, which experts to consult and which evidence needs to present to a jury.
Our lawyers know how to protect our clients from insurance companies who want to pay as little as possible to somebody who has been injured.
There are often health insurance claims and medical bills to be addressed. We have the experience to handle those complicated claims processes, too.
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Good luck with the Belgian courts.
I really wonder what size his shoes are.
He looks about sz 12 american, although he says sz 13 american which is obviously not true.
remember sprinters should have smaller feet so they can move their feet faster.
Should/could/would doesn't mean crap. He has size 13 feet whether you like it or not... and it's pretty abnormal for someone to be that tall and have size 12 feet
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Running for Bowerman Track Club used to be cool now its embarrassing
Hats off to my dad. He just ran a 1:42 Half Marathon and turns 75 in 2 months!
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