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Old 04-09-2015, 02:59 PM
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Yeah, but who on this board gonna know it but you.
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Yeah, but who on this board gonna know it but you.
The OP is a Yale man.
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Old 04-09-2015, 03:04 PM
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Soak 'em if you got 'em!

I recently acquired a card with some spots. Soaking didn't completely remove them but it definitely made the card look better than it did.
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Yeah, but who on this board gonna know it but you.
I get the reference, too. However, methinks the question at hand is whether 'tis nobler in Frank's mind to suffer the slings and arrows associated with the outrageous fortune of which you spake.

Exeunt Eric, as he takes arms against a sea of troubles...
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I get the reference, too. However, methinks the question at hand is whether 'tis nobler in Franks mind to suffer the slings and arrows associated with the outrageous fortune of which you spake.

Exeunt Eric, as he takes arms against a sea of troubles...
Eric, thanks for taking us back to Hamlet. Now that we are back on track....
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To get these puppies out of the tombs, should I simply shake them or use my spear? Do tell. O, how full of briers is this working-day world!
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Oh for cryin' out loud! You're from Wisconsin! Do a Ed Gein on them and get thee to a nunnery.
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