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01-27-2006, 12:13 PM
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Are you a pre-war or post-war baseball card collector? You can't be both.
Posted By: identify7
Yes Warshawlaw, you can do pretty much as you wish. You can be all that you can be. But if you were born after WWII (unless you believe that life begins upon conception), you can not BE a pre-war collector. 
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