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winemaker
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wanted to say thank you.

#1 Post by winemaker »

I jusr wanted to say thank you to the ysers and devs who have helped me out so much while i was here. Take care!
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winemaker wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 11:43 am I jusr wanted to say thank you to the ysers and devs who have helped me out so much while i was here. Take care!
Where are you going?
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Be well, my friend, whatever your path. You know where I hide!
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#4 Post by oops »

@winemaker ...Merci a toi aussi.
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