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10-08-2013, 01:09 PM
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I really would like to see 'thebigtrain' post an example. As you say, he knows a lot about this stuff, so I feel fairly certain he has seen examples such as the one I requested. I'm kind of busy and don't feel like doing the research myself. If he doesn't post anything, that's fine too. I assumed that both pieces were authentic, but his comments bring up some interesting questions.
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I just felt that the man had some good points, since he knows a lot bout Type and machines, etc
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