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09-01-2010, 07:39 PM
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Strangest thing happened the other night that brought this post to my mind. I was working an event and we had a guest/friend working with us to help out and it turned out to be the very same Kit K.
I had never linked the guy that I know now to being the one mentioned in this post or the couple others on the Board. After two long days of work I thought about it for a second on the ride up in the elevator. So I say Kit, you ever write a book about cards, he replied, yes, I used to love them and got off the elevator. Small world, Bob 
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