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04-03-2002, 07:01 AM
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" He was black--take my word for it" ??
Posted By: John Wojak
Hey, let's all lighten up a bit. Obviously Julie was trying to say that she passed on the card because, based on the high bidder's past bidding history, he seemed to have maybe stronger reasons for wanting the card than Julie did, and so she wanted him to win it. So what is wrong with that? She obviously meant nothing more than that. So let's leave it be and get back to vintage cards. 
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