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Matthew Preston | January 19, 2002
Legally insane in 22.4 seconds. And that was holding it in.
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Scott Hardie | January 18, 2002
Dan Donovan gave me this insanity test. I doubt its ability to prove its given point, but I think it's funny anyway. Matt, this one's for you.