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#29
04-19-2006, 10:13 AM
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Most Important Cards of Each Decade
Posted By: peter ullman
in order to be a card...it must have the ability to be shuffled in the hands amongst others, whereby orienting and arranging them into some form of hierarchy. the operator's hands must be the size of an ordinary mans, neither excessively large or small. 
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