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When I was about to throw away my cards (lost a few cards, and it
needed replacement anyway), I thought of making this: a pack of
cards with a hole in it to hide things in. It can be anything (as
long as it's small). How about some spare money? Maybe a few
batteries, or a mini knife. I use it to kee...By: eygenContinue
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