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#12
10-15-2012, 12:07 PM
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I would think there could be a nice application for a business card...would take some imagination, but could be done.
If you're a show promoter and a little bit on the ghouly side, you could have him exhumed and signing autographs "with the aid of a device" which I think is what they did with Roy Campanella toward the end of his life.
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