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   Interesting

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     Thank you very much. 🙂

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   I’d love to find that part of history. Old cards can have significant value. I’ve never seen any like that.

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     Thank you very much glad you enjoyed my work. 🙂

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   Well judging by some of the ugly backs to cards the blank ones sound really cool. And I remember my Mum telling my brother and me about 52 pick up, very funny.

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     Thank you for enjoying my work and thanks for stopping by. 🙂

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   I love the way you kept only the colors for the cards

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     Thank you very much glad that you enjoyed my work. 🙂

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   I love black and white images with just a touch of red, like these ones
   http://wp.me/p55lln-nU, and my blavatar image. I especially love that this yours has movement in it too!

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     Thank you very much glad that you enjoyed my work. Thoses

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     Those images are really nice that you sheered with me I do enjoy little touch of red in a black and white photo. 🙂

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   So, what were other things playing cards were used for? I remember making the “house of cards” to see how far we could go before it collapsed. I think you have more in mind than that though. 🙂

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     I remember doing that, it was a lot of fun, and it had me occupied for hours. Now I think the only “house of cards” people enjoy is that show on Netflix. And that is a shame that people don’t build them as much as they use to. Thanks you for enjoying my work. 🙂

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