"Glad I could help...I guess."
Hello from Australia!
Name's Jesse Rowlings, I'm 18 and have a sweeping set of interests. Hoping to participate in some intriguing discussions on here and learn some manly stuff along the way. Hope you're having a good day, everyone!
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Permalink Reply by Dakota Caraway on -
Welcome to the board Jesse! May I suggest the Heading Out On Your Own series? It's a good read.
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Permalink Reply by Jesse W. Rowlings on -
You certainly may suggest that, and a brilliant suggestion it is. Thanks Dakota!
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Permalink Reply by Liam Watson on
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I'd recommend that too, I've been working my way through it for a week or so now and it's all good stuff. Welcome to the board!
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Permalink Reply by Jesse W. Rowlings on
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Thanks Dennard!
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