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03-08-2011, 06:51 PM
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I think it's a shame that one of the items we so enjoy looking at, has to be kept away from our eyes to be safe.
We should be thankful we live in the digital age, where we can see an exact likeness of our treasures without fear of them being robbed. That said, I find the act of scanning and naming cards to be one of the most boring activities ever. I was thinking about getting some digital picture frames and setting them to slide show mode with pictures of my favorite cards and hanging a few around the house. Has anyone done this? If so, is it cheesy or cool? Of course, there's nothing like the smell and touch of a nice T3 
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