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patience and caring that kept my questions coming and my interest
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us true swordsmen and women.
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Thanks and keep up the great work."
John, Armourer in the UK
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the patrons and bought a few sharp objects in my time, well more than a
few, quite a lot really. In July of 2019
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insurance, the fire was started by my son, deliberately while I was in
my role as a carer. So now I have to put
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place to call my own. Aussie Rabbit will return
to the forum when I have a proper net connection to the internet rather
than using my phone and laptop, SBG's digest is still a highlight in my
mailbox."
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