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Old 01-09-2015, 10:58 PM
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You're a prudy handy feller there K.
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Old 01-09-2015, 11:42 PM
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You're a prudy handy feller there K.
Been doing this stuff a long time, figured it was about time to help people out with ideas. The internet has helped me a lot. In the early days with just a few books it was a lot of trial and error and reinventing the wheel so to speak. Time to give back some.
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My husband was wondering how he could ask how to do something on his car a few months ago. I told him to do a search on YouTube. Now he's hooked! LOL
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My husband was wondering how he could ask how to do something on his car a few months ago. I told him to do a search on YouTube. Now he's hooked! LOL
Somebody somewhere has had the same problem and solution. The more information out there the better and faster people can get a project done.
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