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#8
07-08-2002, 09:33 PM
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Safe-guarding your cards
Posted By: Dr.Richard Koos
.....My wife, the Devil's daughter herself, actually one part of the drawbacks on the "deal" I swung with the Grim Reaper for Eternal Life...the other: having to buy $21,500 worth of PRO graded cards (remember: In card collector's Hell there are only Pro, AAA, and NASA graded cards available), could open that friggin'* safe in 5 minutes! With a Cigarette-lighter!!...IF she even SUSPECTED that I was hiding either a Coors-coaster with a woman's phone number written on it, or my itemized cell-phone bill in there!!! 
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