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02-14-2011, 04:13 PM
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Put that in your toaster!!!!
By the way, I broke another slab today, it was PSA and the card appeared to be inside a plastic sleeve in there. However, when I got the slab apart, the card lay atop the sleeve. Seems to me that about a bit more often than not that is the way it is. Is that just laziness, or is there a reason they don't put in inside... Oops, just heard my toaster click! Time for a Pop Tart. 
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