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03-31-2006, 06:30 AM
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How long did you lurk before you began posting?
Posted By: Bill Stone
As I recall Bill Cornell helped me with my first post looking for scans of Frankfort ballplayers in the T210 series. Didn't take long after that to feel comfortable posting --I have never gone OT because I don't want to test the patience of our leader but it is sometimes fun to watch someone post a request for information about their 1955 Dale Long Topps card--kind of like waitng for the end of one of those police chases on a California Freeway when the form members decend on the poster. 
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