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06-11-2002, 01:48 PM
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Simple answer? Send the card back to Irishhosta?
Posted By: runscott
but it is no less ridiculous than this other garbage. Everyone has stated their side at least three times, but Tom, if you want to hear it all over again, due to some morbid sense of curiosity, then by all means. I, meanwhile, am closing this URL for a week, and hope that when I enter again in a week their might be something that involves vintage cards. 
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