u/Available-Barnacle11

So, I've been messing around with a Flux core welder and have learned how to join metals together even though they're not pretty. I passed every subject in school with an A except Math, I even had to take remedial classes. I had to drop out of school at 16 to take care of my Mom when she had a cyst on her brain and had to have surgery so I'm in the process of getting my GED. I would really like to pursue welding after seeing metal art. I was wondering if I could pursue welding even though I'm not good at Math. The local tech college has a welding program and I'm interested. I need some advice on whether it is worth giving a shot.

So, I'm a fan of underground and indie rap. I'm interested in taking up rapping but don't know how to start. Any advice?

I'm looking for titles of books that will make me more intelligent and more of an intellectual.

So, I know how to play Chess but the only problem is I usually end up being the one Checkmated. I can capture some pieces but I end up losing. I want to learn how to win and get really good at Chess.

So, I've had chitterlings a few times and really enjoyed them so I thought I would cook some myself. Can someone tell me how to clean and cook chitterlings?