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Books, blokes and beer, this is not your regular book club

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By Anthony Pinda Verified
| North Queensland Register Verified
There are only a couple of rules you need to follow to join the club. First, don’t talk about work, what you do is not important and the members don’t want to know. That’s right, finishing the club’s monthly book is not vital and members are always encouraged to come to each meeting regardless of if they have completed it. The Tough Guy Book Club was initially started as a way for a group of mates to check in with each other every month, which led to its inception at a pub in Melbourne.
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Books, blokes and beer, this is not your regular book club

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By Anthony Pinda Verified
| Queensland Country Life Verified
There are only a couple of rules you need to follow to join the club. First, don’t talk about work, what you do is not important and the members don’t want to know. That’s right, finishing the club’s monthly book is not vital and members are always encouraged to come to each meeting regardless of if they have completed it. The Tough Guy Book Club was initially started as a way for a group of mates to check in with each other every month, which led to its inception at a pub in Melbourne.
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Books, blokes and beer, this is not your regular book club

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By Anthony Pinda Verified
| Stock & Land Verified
There are only a couple of rules you need to follow to join the club. First, don’t talk about work, what you do is not important and the members don’t want to know. That’s right, finishing the club’s monthly book is not vital and members are always encouraged to come to each meeting regardless of if they have completed it. The Tough Guy Book Club was initially started as a way for a group of mates to check in with each other every month, which led to its inception at a pub in Melbourne.
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