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Good job! You're pictures are easy to read and understand. I think next you should put an explanation for each questions to show how you got the answer. Oh, and add a video or link related to your post time also. Overall, nice post!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Harvey! your pictures are nice and easy to read and understand. Next time I think you should add a link and a video. Overall good job!
ReplyDeleteNice post, Harvey. I think you should've explained to us how you came up with those answers. You have great pictures though.
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