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totalnerd undercanada

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I'm unaware of the politics and friendships of this forum. Can someone explain to me what just happened?  Homerjay has had several cease-and-desist letters from Billy West's lawyers. She can explain it better than anybody else. Or would be able to if she wasn't legally forbidden to talk about it. Also, she's probably got Down's Syndrome, and could be bested in a contest of wits by a rock. A really dumb rock. Just ignore her, and go see Willy Best.
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winna

Avatar Czar
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It's a long going "argument" between regular posters (and there are many of them). For your sake, I would just say to ignore it. But if you were really, really bored, I would figure there might be some info on the PEEL wiki somewhere about such things.
It's actually not that at all. And for the record, no one can explain it, the End.
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lemily33

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where is the signing taking place?
I'll message you to as not to publicize my state on the interwebz. :3 I don't have an exact answer for "what paint marker is best", but I do know you want a marker that does not smear and is thick enough in order to get a good signature (but not too thick)...use your judgment when selecting one and then try it out on scratch paper (or something) before you set off to get things signed. I had a basketball signed by the Purdue Men's basketball team last year and that is what I did...things turned out well. I have seen it on eBay for hundreds of dollars...though I have no intention of selling it.
Cool! Thanks! I'm getting a Toynami Encore Fry signed. I'll probably pick the one I'm going to open and just test the marker right on that box. Then I'll know it'll work on the mint box.  If you're getting something dark signed, silver marker pens are good. If it's light coloured, get an oldskool permenant marker (again, not a sharpie), a good thick black one. Not a "no xylene" one.
It's going to be the front of a Toynami box. How do I tell if it's no xylene? Do they advertise this as a positive feature and I should avoid those? Thanks for being so helpful, y'all. 
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francophile50
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I got all the actors autographs except the woman who does Aimee.
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