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09-15-2014, 02:05 PM
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Rip, rip, snip, snip...
How old are these kids? It is actually a masterful job of not tearing the card across any of the faces. I don't know many kids that would make such a "perfect" tear to take special care of each of the 2 sides of the card. Impressive. Most impressive. Hmmmm....
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