Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 18:24:40 08/19/05
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Clearly you, a seasoned collector, does not understand the esence of being one and the ways the God of Collections, Mercury, -ask me, an experienced clasicist, why- keeps his followers as such, always following.... Dear Steve: to say it in few words, the item you almost never can get is exactly the item that keeps alive your passion. A collection is dead the day is finished. Specially it is or can be so when, as in this case, the complete adition of every item is a finite, discrete, very limited number. As a book collector I can say you I have not that problem. There are millions books I want to have. No way I will ever finish nothing. But you can. There is a just a few models and brands in computer chess. 100? 200? 500? Nothing for a collector. So, Mercury devised this trap to keep you in; the bloody CXG Sphinx 40 wooden auto-sensory chess computer you cannot get. It is your desperation and -confess it- your joy. In fact you even get aditional ways to erode your stock trought the benficence in favor of dearest friends. I pray you will never get the CXG Sphinx 40 wooden auto-sensory chess computer. Not until the last day of your life. Mercurial Regards Fernando
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