Originally Posted By: KZ1000
Your signs are trouble now and will be even more trouble in years to come when people can't tell the difference and pay big bucks thinking they are the real thing.


I disagree with you on the following grounds: information is getting very tough to lose. As opposed to it being buried in one book, it's readily accessed thanks to google and whatnot.

I've entered into the historical record that, for example, mine have white backs while the real ones have mottled backs, and that knowledge isn't suddenly going to go away like it would have in, say, 1985 if I were to have told comparatively few people who then were inaccessible to the rest of the world.

we're busy reconstructing what is happening with T-53 style pegasi and whatnot and once we get to the bottom of that, we're not going to forget. It's the same thing with my highway markers, except we're already at the bottom of it and will continue to stay there.


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