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Posted By: <b>TBob</b><p>In a recent landmark decision, a prosecuting attorney with some guts in Northwest Arkansas filed criminal charges against an eBay seller who was selling counterfeited or fraudulent items and happened to sell one to an Arkansas resident. The result was not just <BR>your usual slap on the hands probation but a penitentiary sentence. <BR>Eagle better PRAY that none of his items wind up being sold to citizens of the "Natural State," and more specifically NW Arkansas. I don't know if he has heard about Cummins Prison Farm in Arkansas, from his "home" in Gallipolis, Ohio, but it is not a very pleasant place to be.

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Posted By: <b>BcDaniels</b><p>now go put Clinton and his husband/wife Clitler on that prison farm and i'll send you the M116 you want from me! LOL*

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Posted By: <b>TBob</b><p>that we spent umpteen zillion dollars and untold lives lost for and I'll talk to Brother Bill.

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Posted By: <b>runscott</b><p>If so, he would have used them already, probably on Arkansas or Georgia.

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Posted By: <b>Brian C Daniels</b><p>Hosta La Vista Baby!

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Posted By: <b>Brian D</b><p>I would only infiltrate the state with my Volkswagon tooling along looking for vintage cards you may have missed in antique shops.

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Posted By: <b>runscott</b><p>There are zillions of antique shops here, and I have not seen a single vintage card, although I did see one fake Cracker Jack common and one fake t206 common (asking price $50 each).