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May 7th 06, 11:23 AM
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Inline skating with chariot, should I push or pull?
I just got this new pair of inline skates and man they're fast. I also
have a 2..5 year old I have to take with me on weekdays. Question is, should I pull him along in the chariot or push it like I'm running? Thoughts? 
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