This area looks rough and I’d like to clean it up, but I need some help ID’ing things/tips
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Matched my previous rate initially but not on promotion..
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First time barre class.. from a dudes perspective
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Unassisted home birth help
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Did I break my drill ? It won’t release the drill bit.
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Can I use my Vivint equipment without monthly monitoring subscription?
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Can I use my Vivint equipment without monthly subscription for monitoring?
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Any help identifying this box of wires hanging in my garage?
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Can’t I just dump my central vac into trash bin? Why even bother buying bags for it?
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Canon 80D shooting a “clean lens contacts” code with every single lens even after cleaning. What now?
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Does submitting a property claim make sense in this situation?
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Leave balance transfer between agencies
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Need some tips on swapping the foam around on our trucks
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Do you think these were planted to shield the HVAC condenser units?
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Is Vivint monitoring worth it if my system is paid off?
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What do you think of my house purchase decision?
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What would you do about this?
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Fixing an old gas fireplace. Pilot flame lights but nothing else?
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Home central vac.. what’s this wire??
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Astro vac.. what’s this wire?
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Do I have to contribute to the traditional TSP to get the 5% matching?
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Which LVP should I pick for a big family?
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Which LVP should I pick for a big family?
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How much would putting a big window in this far wall cost?
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