Subject: DocOz Clip: 14-days to skinny

From: Weird Way to Drop 1lb-Day <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2014 08:04:36 -0700

Want to shed weight for an upcoming event?

Do you:

(a) accept how you look, and avoid being in pics?
(b) stop eating?
(c) Follow DocOz's simple way to drop 1-lb per day

If you choose (c) heres how it works

DocOz explanation Video Clip -> http://www.yamcrowgit.com/DocOz/streaming/episode.shtml

- Carbs are no longer evil and gym-time is no longer mandatory.
Just add this 1-step to your routine and melt-fat 'round the clock...

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July 2, 2014

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The staff kept track of us and made sure we were still picked up as arranged. They sorted taxis when we needed them and were happy to answer all our queries however small.
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The Idiot restaurant near St Isaacs cathedral was a favourite. Quirky and lots of veggie options. An Italian restaurant called Da Albertone near the hotel was also excellent.
Bring a small umbrella!