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A Happy MMV To All

Hope this one is the best so far.

dM

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Jack Mercer said…
Oh, another thing. Are you "thetamaster" on half.com? If so, checked out your stuff, and would be interested in checking back in with you periodically. (I buy a LOT from half.com). Any chance you can place a link to your handle permanently in the left column to link to your sales?
6:16 AM
Zach Pennington said…
That's my half.com/ebay.com handle. I don't know if I'll get to putting up a link on this blog, but thanks for the suggestion.
9:04 AM
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