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12-21-2007, 04:31 AM
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Any 33 Goudey experts out there?
Posted By: pas
I still say it stands to reason that since all cards presumably were cut from sane-size sheets, if some are short, the shortness should be offset by others that are long. It is a zero sum game, no? 
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