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This has to be a joke. It looks like a lump of wood!

Wooden leg exercise apparatus

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Fitness freaks will believe anything!




Good old walking is good enough for me :lol: :lol: :lol:

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It IS a lump of wood. :lol:

Some good entreprenuers (sp?) out there. :lol:

Wonder how many people will buy it. :roll:
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I have a load of them in my workshop. Various short lengths and timbers.

I am willing to sell them as a lot for £200

What a snip

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dewaltdisney wrote:
I have a load of them in my workshop. Various short lengths and timbers.

I am willing to sell them as a lot for £200

What a snip

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is that inc P&P? :scratch:

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