This short post is to clarify to my more than confused readers (you are confused, aren't you?) that when I said in the previous post that I licked hinges, I meant little cellophane hinges that were carefully applied to the backs of single used postage stamps to cause them to adhere to the pages of the stamp album my dad had kindly given to me, not big metal hinges that connect doors to door frames. My dad collected U.S. commemorative plate blocks and didn't use hinges.
Mission accomplished.
Roger, over, and out.
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I am often confused but I understood what you meant. I know that a stamp is not as valuable if not properly cared for. Affirmative, over and out.
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