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Old 10-02-2012, 11:45 AM #4
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Thanks for this - there was some really good reading on here. I especially liked the anatomy and physiology parts of it.

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Lyn
There is a lot of good reading and information on there. I was really impressed and learned things that I didn't know. I found it as I was looking for alternatives to CRABs, which are probably out for me. But, once I got on the site, I just kept reading and reading.
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