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mvccd1000

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28. Thanks for the info...

Reply to AngryOldDem (Reply #27)

Thu Jul 26, 2012, 09:41 AM

Jul 2012

I had always considered going back to read the uncut version, but that's a lot to tackle, especially after reading the first one (25 years ago).

I may try it if I feel the need to reread the book, but now I won't waste the money just to find out if there's anything compelling in the left out parts. (Which is probably why there were left out, no?)

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