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Old 07-31-2010, 04:30 PM
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...the card stock seems to be produce condescension when slabbed.


Best. Typo. Ever.
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I don't think it was a typo!
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Old 07-31-2010, 04:36 PM
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If it wasn't a typo, then I tip my hat to packs.
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Haha not a typo
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Brilliant!!
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Haha not a typo
In that case:

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It was indeed a clever use of words.

It would be nice if Bruce answered Frank's question. Frank took the time to give a detailed response, and when you start a thread you should pay attention to what people have to say.

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Just speaking for myself, I would be pretty skeptical about any CJ in an 8 or 9 holder.
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1. The real typo is the very fact that JIM VB is still alive and kicking with his
silly comments. When one is discussing the subject of condensation, one need look no further than the few remaining brain (brainless) cells in this low life red neck's excuse for a mind

2. We do respond to posts, but in the 90 minutes between the time we originally posted and the time we were "bashed' for not posting, we were working with a client in Greece on a $1000 hour consulting project.

3. As for Mr. Suggs- we recently obtained his card from a Board Member who responded to one of our most recent America's Toughest Want List posts.

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Where's the popcorn smilie when you need it?
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