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09-10-2005, 06:23 PM
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P-F in your collection?
Posted By: Peter Spaeth
Dav, you appear to be suffering from a medical condition known as Mike Baker's Disease -- defined as an undue fascination with high grade slabbed cards. It is a psychiatric disorder, listed in DSM-IV under the obsessive compulsive disorders (although there are those who claim it belongs under narcissistic disorders). There is a cure, however. Sell all your cards and replace them with low grade cards -- creases are mandatory (sorry, I know it sounds painful). For a while you will feel ill, but eventually you will learn to love them. You not only will be cured, you will have much more money to spread around. 
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