Informal poll on altering cards
 

Posted By: <b>Judge Dred (Fred)</b><p>Is it ok to soak a card in water?<br /><br />Is it ok to soak a card in whiskey?<br /><br />Is it ok to pee on the card to remove a paper remnant and then not tell the next owner that the card may have urine on it? Would it be wrong because of the use of urine or would it be wrong because your laughing your a$$ off at the person because they are holding and smelling that once urine soaked card?<br /><br />Ok Leon, delete away......

Informal poll on altering cards
 

Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>A little humor never hurts. One time a guy told another salesman in my office that he was so frustrated with the computer he bought from him that he was about to throw it out of the window. My friend told him that would void the warranty.....

Informal poll on altering cards
 

Posted By: <b>jay behrens</b><p>I was wondering when the next post about soaking was coming.<br /><br />Jay<br><br>I love pinatas. You get to beat the crap of something and get rewarded with candy.

Informal poll on altering cards
 

Posted By: <b>davidcycleback</b><p>What if your cards are glued inside a copy of Mein Kampf ...<br /><br />What if your card is glued to a time bomb, and the only way to save the world is to remove the card ...<br /><br />What if the doctor says little Timmy can use your T206 to replace his lung damaged in the car crash, but the wrinkles will have to pressed out the card for the operation to be a success ...<br /><br />What if, with the card on your office desk, you accidentally place a post it on the card. Is it wrong to remove the post it? What happens if it's a post it that's been on the card for 15 years?<br /><br />What happens if a card has a price sticker on the back from 30 years ago? Is it wront to remove the price sticker?<br />