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04-07-2010, 06:33 AM
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And yet... you are still logged on to the site, just waiting to respond yet again. The original poster WASN'T talking about just you. He clearly stated: "We seem to have a small spate of people..." In a follow up post, he referred to the T206 Plank card. That also wasn't you. It really doesn't matter whether you stay or go. It doesn't matter whether you continue to collect or not. In any case, you do seem to like to talk about it.
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