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10-09-2013, 02:08 PM
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"The Card" would be the 1st ta go! Whaaaat... ;-)
Some of the Nicest Cards that I' have seen have been Trimmed, Like "The Card"! iN This Realm... We are Care Takers of History. Why... for the Love of the Game, would you destroy that in which you Love? Better Trimmed than "NoT".
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