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Old 31st March 2016, 07:49 PM   #6
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when you are old small print is difficult to read so i usually go with all caps. some say they are going deaf from the loud noise or i am a dolt because i don't conform. often my spelling and punctuation is not perfect either but i do the best i can. unfortunately these two swords are not mine but they are interesting examples worth discussing and seeing.
HI BARRY,
WE ARE ALL GETTING OLD. YOUR POSTS IN CAPITALS ARE EASY TO READ AND ARE A MARK OF YOUR THREADS........LOVE IT.
STU
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