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06-03-2012, 01:54 PM
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You altered the cobb by meatball. You attempted to diminish the damage by cleaning some off. When the meatball hit the card...the card was altered.....by cleaning it you tried to diminish the damage by furthur alteration, ( even though the result would probably have more eye appeal).
A card was altered when the pencil mark was placed there. Erasing the pencil mark is trying to diminish the damage. All alterations of cards are unacceptable to me. 
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