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Pressing??

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livinglucky

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

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Forbush-Man

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

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greggy

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
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kiltman

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

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Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
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Forbush-Man

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
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greggy

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
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Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?
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joe_collector

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Is this considered pressing?

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Nope, pro pressing involves heat, moisture and pressure to give an old wrinkled comic that just-printed look and feel. You can't even emulate the weight in a standard book press using anything a human being can lift.

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Forbush-Man

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
Troll sign-offtopic.gif

 

Yeah! sign-rantpost.gif

Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?

 

Hey! What you saying? Why U wanna go talk ta me like dat?!? sumo.gif

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livinglucky

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I guess this is not pressing.

I don't know about brain power but you could own a nice flat book, that set on a dryer and not know. There are a lot of books that have been on my dryer.

No, that could not happen to a whiz such as yourself. I bet your one step ahead of a trick from a no brain in the midwest.

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greggy

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
Troll sign-offtopic.gif

 

Yeah! sign-rantpost.gif

Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?

 

Hey! What you saying? Why U wanna go talk ta me like dat?!? sumo.gif

Because I like to pick on the disadvantaged! makepoint.gif
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Forbush-Man

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I guess this is not pressing.

I don't know about brain power but you could own a nice flat book, that set on a dryer and not know. There are a lot of books that have been on my dryer.

No, that could not happen to a whiz such as yourself. I bet your one step ahead of a trick from a no brain in the midwest.

 

Welcome to the Boards!

 

 

 

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Forbush-Man

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
Troll sign-offtopic.gif

 

Yeah! sign-rantpost.gif

Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?

 

Hey! What you saying? Why U wanna go talk ta me like dat?!? sumo.gif

Because I like to pick on the disadvantaged! makepoint.gif

 

Figures! 893naughty-thumb.gif

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greggy

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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
Troll sign-offtopic.gif

 

Yeah! sign-rantpost.gif

Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?

 

Hey! What you saying? Why U wanna go talk ta me like dat?!? sumo.gif

Because I like to pick on the disadvantaged! makepoint.gif

 

Figures! 893naughty-thumb.gif

You fit the bill....PERFECTLY
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For a long time I have laid my comics on the dryer under wieght.

I would leave them there until I thought they were back in shape.

I am not talking about all of the comics I have bought, but there were some.

Is this considered pressing?

Thanks, livinglucky

 

Did you use starch? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

Do you use your brain? confused-smiley-013.gif
Troll sign-offtopic.gif

 

Yeah! sign-rantpost.gif

Took a while for it to register in your mushy "brain"?

 

Hey! What you saying? Why U wanna go talk ta me like dat?!? sumo.gif

Because I like to pick on the disadvantaged! makepoint.gif

 

Figures! 893naughty-thumb.gif

You fit the bill....PERFECTLY

 

 

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