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How do you feel about learning through comic books?
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I'm honestly ok with it when done with a captivating spin..
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Breddy Good
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>>155406094
It's really dangerous to brace yourself on a narrow round object like that. You could easily slip and roll your ankle, or even fall considering how steep that embankment is. I'd guess those boots have hard soles, probably untextured, making it harder to feel where your foot is in relation to the stake. If you ever find yourself in this situation don't do this please. It's not worth looking cool if it could cost you your life.
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>>155406021
all brain activity is learning.
>>155406281
This is good advice, but I think the bark helps a bit. and weren't boot soles back then super soft?



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