Cards

[Potter Freak]

Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

[Welsh Dog]

On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Why?

Welshdog

[Potter Freak]

Post by Welsh Dog
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Why?
Welshdog
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Why what? i don't understand your question. could you please explain
what you want to know?

[Welsh Dog]

On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 10:52:13 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak

Post by Welsh Dog
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Why?
Welshdog
--
News and views... from 'the land down under'.
Australian Opinionhttp://australianopinion.com.auandhttp://australianopinion.com

Why what? i don't understand your question. could you please explain
what you want to know?

Why?

Welshdog

[Toon]

On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

No, I cannot believe it.

[Potter Freak]

Post by Welsh Dog
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

No, I cannot believe it.

i've been collecting them since they came out and friends have giving
me some so it is possible. Several cards are just extras of ones i
have like i have 4 Fluffy creature cards

[Toon]

On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 10:51:27 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak

Post by Welsh Dog
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:57:41 -0800 (PST), Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

No, I cannot believe it.

i've been collecting them since they came out and friends have giving
me some so it is possible. Several cards are just extras of ones i
have like i have 4 Fluffy creature cards

Ah, OK. We're talking doubles too.

[Trevor Holyoak]

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Are you sure you didn't miscount? :)

- Trevor

[Potter Freak]

Post by Trevor Holyoak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Are you sure you didn't miscount? :)
- Trevor

i counted 5 times to make sure i was so mad

[Yellow]

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

[Toon]

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.

A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.

I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

[Potter Freak]

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back.  You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys.  What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections.  All 50 cards, no box.

good answer

[Yellow]

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

[Toon]

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly. Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

[Steve Morrison]

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly. Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

I'd thought of trading cards as mainly an American thing, though Jo
seems to have been familiar with the concept when she wrote PS;
the "Chocolate Frog" cards are clearly a Wizarding version of
trading cards.

[Yellow]

Post by Steve Morrison

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly. Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

I'd thought of trading cards as mainly an American thing, though Jo
seems to have been familiar with the concept when she wrote PS;
the "Chocolate Frog" cards are clearly a Wizarding version of
trading cards.

I'd forgotten about those!

[Toon]

Post by Yellow

Post by Steve Morrison

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly. Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

I'd thought of trading cards as mainly an American thing, though Jo
seems to have been familiar with the concept when she wrote PS;
the "Chocolate Frog" cards are clearly a Wizarding version of
trading cards.

I'd forgotten about those!

Me too. While the US used to pack sticks of hard gum with them, Harry
gets chocolate.

[Potter Freak]

Post by Steve Morrison

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back.  You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys.  What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections.  All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly.  Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

I'd thought of trading cards as mainly an American thing, though Jo
seems to have been familiar with the concept when she wrote PS;
the "Chocolate Frog" cards are clearly a Wizarding version of
trading cards.

I'd forgotten about those!- Hide quoted text -
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somtimes it's good to reminded, yes?

[Bri Tze]

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back.  You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys.  What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections.  All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly.  Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

We had cigarette cards in my distant youth. And Panini issue
"collectable" cards at a price including, I believe, Harry Potter.

BriD

[DaveD]

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back. You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys. What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections. All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?

Undoubtedly. Though Yugioh has had Spanish translations.

It may be now, but I suspect it used to happen in the UK too. I've seen
cards on ebay - from cigarette packets I think - with the various academic
outfits from different universities (the hoods and gowns for bachelors,
masters and doctorate degrees) from 60-70 years ago so presumably someone
used to trade them? And when I was a kid, I have memories of various cards
with children's sweets, cereals, or comics that you could trade.

DaveD

[Potter Freak]

Post by Toon

Post by Yellow

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

Serious question -> what are trading cards?

They'rre little cards with pictures of various things/people on them.
Most famous is baseball cards, featuring players on the front, stats
on the back.  You trade them with your friends/enemies/mysterious
shadowy figures in dark alleys.  What have you.
A take on the is the trading card game, where the cards have hit
points and powers, and you battle each card to determine a winner. The
most popular TCG is magic The Gathering.
I actually managed to recreate the Yugioh Pegasus Starter Deck from
buying various collections.  All 50 cards, no box.

This is an American phenomenon?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

maybe, maybe not

[Potter Freak]

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

I got one more!!!! i now have an even 2000 cards

[Potter Freak]

Post by Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

I got one more!!!! i now have an even 2000 cards

i meant to write now not know sorry

[p***@gmail.com]

Post by Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak

Post by Potter Freak
Guess what? i got more Harry Potter trading cards! i know have a total
of 1999. Can you believe it, 1 short of 2000?!?!?!?

I got one more!!!! i now have an even 2000 cards

i meant to write now not know sorry

Well I'm now at a total of 2,235!