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09-19-2009, 04:05 PM
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If memory serves, Greg Bussineau pioneered the over the top descriptions back in the 90s. Some of them were really quite creative. Brian Drent has had some great ones too, including once describing a card as the "color of a Hawaiian sunset." I imagine those guys must be laughing at some of their own prose.
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