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05-05.-2008, 01:26 PM
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Re: Physiological adaptations and dehydration
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It all depends on whether or not they could actually get out of the transition area before being squished by a 30 ton monolith..... Times were hard back then I tell ya! But, they were way ahead of where we are in terms of science. Their clock (stonehenge) tells perfect time and has done for thousands of years - just imagine what they could do with power meters! SRM would be so "old hat" |
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