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Are you mad? Multitool for skinning.
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Actually no....and when the 239* was actually technical and required acknowledge working knowledge and ability to recal information and not just find it ina book........I'm sorry where were we going with this again?
We are back beyond the relatively new 239* add on's in a time when that knowledge was all part of the core qualifications and not additional courses and exams
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