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Hey Bob, Very interesting take. Thanks for both of your replies. I'd never thought about things from the British perspective (in terms of the impact of their
Hi Dave, I have almost total control of what is taught in class (and believe me, it's not what is necessarily recommended) but I don't have any control on the
I keep my good boots warm and have a pair of normal shoes on stand by for the 3 am porta jon run,a pair I can get on and off quick, fast,and in a hurry and