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Old 08-27-2009, 01:47 PM
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It most definitely is a great stress reliever. Just a few minutes ago I had a "TPS Reports" type moment. Reading the board keeps me from screaming.
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Another vote for stress reliever.
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Yeah, Daryl, I'm gonna have to ask you to come in this weekend and finish the TPS report, Yeah.
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Another vote for stress reliever.
Unless you are waiting for an auction to end, hoping your snipe holds up......
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It most definitely is a great stress reliever. Just a few minutes ago I had a "TPS Reports" type moment. Reading the board keeps me from screaming.

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collecting helps but can't compare with the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral
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still, might make sense to use them in tandem.

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collecting helps but can't compare with the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral
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still, might make sense to use them in tandem.

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David W.,

I have to admit you found the exception to the rule.
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There's a serious problem at play .....
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The stress is not being able to purchase great items..haha.
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