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EmDizzle2007
| 26
you and the person at the doctor's office should get together.
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ajh1800
| 25
Yea...that's generally an outcome of organizing things. If you weren't planning on playing with them, then it's not a big deal. If you were, just borrow a deck from a friend or buy a new deck. It's Uno. It can't be that expensive.
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ajh1800
| 25
Yea...that's generally an outcome of organizing things. If you weren't planning on playing with them, then it's not a big deal. If you were, just borrow a deck from a friend or buy a new deck. It's Uno. It can't be that expensive.
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Gary Burner
| 5
unless its a lot of cards you wont even notice during card play. plus, you can always reshuffle the deck when youre running low
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EmDizzle2007
| 26
you and the person at the doctor's office should get together.
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zoelog
| 10
and.....I'm not getting this.
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BurnInDemonFire
| 28
Sounds like you're a few cards short of a full deck. And I mean that literally, and metaphorically. Who gets so wound up over a couple of missing Uno cards that they consider it an FML moment?
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mccuish
| 16
Which cards are missing?
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chyiochan
| 28
...Ok? Clean, laundry, mow, walk, nap, read, rearrange. That's just stuff you can do at home.
You're not bored, you're lazy.
You're not bored, you're lazy.