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09-19-2007, 05:37 PM
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Why It Pays To Invest InHigh Grade Pre-War Cards
Posted By: John
Oh my god you mean someone made $728 dollars in 17 days wow that’s almost like $1.78 an hour each day WOW!!! Must be nice I’ve always wanted to try one of those really big sodas at 7/11, you know the ones like all the other multi-billionaires drink, imagine living on that side just for one day dropping that extra buck on that jumbo soda, the chicks, the parties ahhhh one can dream I guess. 
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