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Smile Hello Downerbend
Welcome to NT!

You've come to a great place for support, understanding, and good information. I see you are finding your way around and have posted on the TOS forum.

If you have any questions or need help navigating the forums, don't hesitate to holler. We all help each other here and it's a very down-to-earth place to be.

It's great that you are here!

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