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to r/R4R_Melbourne by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
34M 4 F - New to ENM, but initially just looking for connections and conversations with new people to test the waters.
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in Melbourne, Australia
to r/AFLSupercoach by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Is Will Setterfield going to come back into Essendon’s lineup, or has he lost his spot with the likes of Caldwell and Durham stepping up? He scores well for my draft team when he plays, but noticed he was off the injury list last week and didn’t come in.
to r/EssendonFC by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Is Will Setterfield best 22? Will he come back into the lineup against pies and stay in, or has he lost his role with the likes of Caldwell and Durham being in form?
to r/AFL by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
How do I teach my kids to kick a footy?
to r/explainlikeimfive by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
ELI5 the PGA/LIV golf debacle?
R2 (Questions must seek objective explanations)
to r/AFL by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Is there a significance with guernsey numbers 33, 36 and 39 for First Nations players?
in Guernsey
to r/Construction by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Career in plant operation - Australia
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in Australia
to r/edrums by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Amplifying a Roland SPD One
Beginner Needs Help
to r/landscaping by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Paving on wet sand
to r/landscaping by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Preview thumbnail for Prepping to pave. This concrete fella (sewer access?) sits 45mm below the bottom line of bricks. Don’t think pavers being below the top of foundation is a good idea but if I pave higher there will be a 45mm tripping hazard/ankle breaker if I don’t put anything on top of the concrete lid. Any Ideas? image
Prepping to pave. This concrete fella (sewer access?) sits 45mm below the bottom line of bricks. Don’t think pavers being below the top of foundation is a good idea but if I pave higher there will be a 45mm tripping hazard/ankle breaker if I don’t put anything on top of the concrete lid. Any Ideas?
to r/landscaping by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Paving and drainage question
to r/Construction by WomenOnTheirSides
2 weeks ago
Australian Civil Construction - worker shortage?
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