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03-04-2010, 04:51 PM
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In reading the very evenly divided responses, it really struck me that there are valid arguments for both sides. Since there is no "right or wrong", you just have to be guided by your heart (more so than by your head).
In reading his post, I believe that's exactly what Dan did, and I really applaud his decision. Either way would have been ok, but sometimes enjoyment of this great hobby goes beyond the number of items you are able to obtain. 
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