The old National Academy

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paulrussell
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The old National Academy

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Wondering what sorts of classes they offered and how much they cost. No real reason beyond idle curiosity.
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paulrussell wrote:Wondering what sorts of classes they offered and how much they cost. No real reason beyond idle curiosity.
Both Idle and Curious, are you? Get a Shopsmith. That will take care of both your problems.:D
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db5 wrote:Both Idle and Curious, are you? Get a Shopsmith. That will take care of both your problems.:D
He already gots at least one!:rolleyes:
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