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02-27-2014, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

Anything above (theoretical) absolute zero is "heat".

You better start freezing your cards then David to get them to absolute zero, you wouldn't want their pH to change on you if they got above that!

David, I get what you are saying (I am a dentist and took more science classes in college than I wish to remember) but you are really splitting hairs here and it is hard to take what you say seriously, that is if you are actually being serious. It's hard to tell since you seem to be one of those guys that frequently gets in arguments with others on this board.

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