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How often do you exercise?
3 hours a day or more.
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2 hours a day.
0%
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1 hour a day.
50%
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30 minuites a day.
0%
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15 minuites a day.
0%
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Every 2-3 days.
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Less often.
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Never!
50%
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PostPosted: 12/31/06 - 20:27    Post subject: How often do you exercise? Vote now! Reply with quote
I'm really interested in knowing how often people exercise. Could you please answer my poll and, if you have time, tell me what exercise you do! Thanks.
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