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04-17-2015, 01:35 PM
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 This is like asking is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable. To me, it is a vegetable for one reason - tomatoes are gross, and in order to be a fruit, you must be delicious. For me, when I'm collecting Canseco cards, it is a hobby. When I am buying and selling resell lots, it is industry ... well, let me revise that. It is somewhere in between, because it isn't all about money for me. If it were, there are other far more profitable things I could be dabbling in. So, lets make this a new word: Hobbistry. (Copyright 2015, Mouschi)
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