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Compare And Contrast Essay About Playing Football With Phil And Rick
Last night I played football with Phil and Justin. We played in the frontyard. Phil won by one touchdown, making stunning catches and running the ball for a touchdown almost every time. After the football game I worked out. Yesterday I found that I can bench 110 pounds, I usually bench 95 five times. I also curled a men's bar and military pressed the bar too. My favorite work out to do is bench
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