Can someone provide a better definition of the "woof shrug" that is
described in the new Armstrong's War book?
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Take a look at Mr. Moltieni in La Course En Tete. He does the perfect one.
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Can someone provide a better definition of the "woof shrug" that is
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Take a look at Mr. Moltieni in La Course En Tete. He does the perfect one.
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Can someone provide a better definition of the "woof shrug" that is
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Robert Davies said:
Can someone provide a better definition of the "woof shrug" that is
described in the new Armstrong's War book?Maybe, what's HIS definition..? Is this what the French write down as
"bof"?--
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Can someone provide a better definition of the "woof shrug" that is
described in the new Armstrong's War book?Maybe, what's HIS definition..? Is this what the French write down as
"bof"?--
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