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@Anonymous wrote:I was just throwing a number out there for the sake of discussion and you're getting hung up on 30% for no reason, completely missing my point. Whether I said 30% or 9% or 89% (or any other believed threshold point) is irrelevant. The point is that what he's done with the one card he's already done with other cards and hasn't seen a score change related to the individual card. That being said, again I ask, why would the card itself matter?
You missed the point of this entire thread.
@NRB525 wrote:You missed the point of this entire thread.
Funny you say that, as that's my exact feeling regarding you... and I imagine SJ's feeling as well. All I've seen from you in this thread is asking questions that have already been answered, or not answering questions that have been asked. You're very consistent on both of those fronts, I'll give you that. And, this is SJ's thread, so whatever he feels is the point of it holds the most water, not whatever your perception is of the "point" of the thread.